Claes Bang | |
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![]() Bang in 2015 | |
Born | Claes Kasper Bang 28 April 1967 |
Alma mater | Danish National School of Theatre |
Occupation | Actor |
Years active | 1996–present |
Spouse |
Lis Louis-Jensen (m. 2010) |
Musical career | |
Also known as | This Is Not America |
Genres | Electronica, synth-pop |
Instrument(s) | Vocals, piano, guitar |
Years active | 2008–present |
Labels | Music for Dreams, Sound Seduction |
Claes Kasper Bang (Danish: [ˈkʰlɛˀs ˈpɑŋˀ]; born 28 April 1967) is a Danish actor and musician. He is best known for playing the leading role of Christian in Ruben Östlund's 2017 film The Square, which won the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival, and for the role of Fjölnir in Robert Eggers's 2022 film The Northman. In 2019, he played the role of Sasha Mann for the final season of The Affair, and he rose to further international recognition by starring as Count Dracula in the BBC/Netflix series Dracula (2020). For his role in The Square, he became the first Dane to win the European Film Award for Best Actor. Bang has also developed a music career under the moniker of This Is Not America.
Early life
[edit]Bang was born in Odense on the Danish island of Funen. After his parents’ divorce, he mostly lived with his father and moved home frequently; he ended up attending several different schools while growing up.[1][2][3] During his third year of high school, Bang participated in the musical Hair which sparked his interest in acting, and after he left school, he continued to do amateur theatre. At the age of 23, he made an application to the Danish National School of Theatre after discovering that the age limit for applying is 25. He was unsuccessful but applied again the next year and was accepted five days before his 25th birthday. He attended the school in 1992 and graduated with a diploma in 1996.[2][1][4] His first theatre role after graduation was at Børneteatret Skægspire in the play Tudseakvariet, and he received his first breakthrough role in the Danish 1997 television show Taxa.[5] He has worked mainly on stage and television in Denmark.
Career
[edit]Acting
[edit]From 2001 to 2004, he was a permanent member of the cast at Aalborg Teater. In 2002, he asked the theatre director for permission to perform a monologue called Ondskaben, which is based on Jan Guillou’s novel Evil. After leaving the theatre in 2004, Bang bought the rights to the work so he could perform the monologue at other theatres. He has performed the monologue almost 400 times, including an English language version in Denmark, Sweden, the UK, Germany, and South Africa.[6][2][7][8]
Bang starred in numerous Danish television series and films early in his career. From 2006 to 2008, he gained wide recognition (particularly in Germany) for his role in the Danish police drama Anna Pihl.[2] He subsequently starred in several German language roles both on television (Küstenwache, SOKO Wismar, Notruf Hafenkante, Sibel & Max, and Cologne P.D.) and in film (Jungle Child, Rettet Raffi!, Alle unter einer Tanne, and Überleben an der Scheidungsfront).
He played the leading role of the art museum curator Christian in Ruben Östlund's 2017 film The Square, which won the Palme d'Or at the 2017 Cannes Film Festival.[9] He also won the European Film Award for Best Actor, being the first Dane to do so.[10]
In November 2018, Bang was cast to play Count Dracula in the BBC mini-series Dracula, created by the film-makers involved in Sherlock.[11] In an interview for The Guardian, it was observed that, while "sexy" and "insatiable", it is also "a very witty performance" from Bang.[12]
On 14 April 2020, it was announced that Bang would be working on the pilot of Little Room (previously called The Agoraphobics Detective Society), which was produced by Maggie Montieth and directed/written by his Dracula co-star Dolly Wells, with Suzi Ewing and Heidi Greensmith. Bang and the other cast members filmed themselves from home on Zoom, and were responsible for the props, wardrobe, hair and makeup, and sound.[13][14][15] The pilot was released online by Pinpoint Presents on 27 May 2020, and viewers were asked to donate to The Film and Television Charity and the Motion Picture & Television Fund, to help those in the film, TV and cinema industries who have been financially impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.[16]
Music
[edit]This Is Not America is the name of Bang's musical side project.[17] He describes it as "a sanctuary and a creative playground where there is no director making the decisions."[18] Bang writes and composes the songs himself, and his musical style can be described as a mix of Gangway, Pet Shop Boys and Depeche Mode.[19][20] Music videos and album art for This Is Not America are produced with help from his wife Lis Kasper Bang, née Louis-Jensen, who does the filming and photography.[19][21][22]
Bang started composing music for fun with a recording studio on his computer in 2002.[23] He records the piano and guitar pieces himself (he learnt these instruments when he was younger) and then programs them with other sounds on his computer.[20][24] Bang chose the alias This Is Not America to circumvent DR's policy of not broadcasting tracks by actors, and to prevent his acting career from influencing how people perceive his music.[23][25][26] The name comes from a song by David Bowie, who is one of Bang's great role models.[20] His first three singles "Don't Come Crying", "Shameless", and "Run" were played on P3 for a year before the station found out that they were made by the actor,[24][27] however his songs were still played on various DR radio stations for a few more years.[28] These singles were later released on the debut album Dislocated on 7 April 2010.[29][27]
Two of Bang's co-stars have featured on some This Is Not America tracks. In 2015, he released the single "Still of the Night", featuring Charlotte Munck, his co-star in the Danish police drama Anna Pihl. While filming The Square, Bang discovered that co-star and musician Marina Schiptjenko shared the same taste in music, so he showed her some of his music and sent her a few demos. Once filming finished, they recorded five songs together in his home studio in Copenhagen.[25] So far, the duo has released "Who Am I", "I Don't Care" and "Here We Go".
Personal life
[edit]Bang met stylist and photographer Lis Louis-Jensen in 2006 while they were both working on the play Den grønne elevator at Kanonhalløj.[30] Louis-Jensen proposed to Bang on New Year's Eve 2007, and they got married on 25 September 2010 on a canal boat in Copenhagen.[29][31] Bang is stepfather to Lis' two children, Sarah and Bella.[32][33][34] The pair have lived together in Frederiksberg, Copenhagen since 2008.[35]
Filmography
[edit]Film
[edit]Year | Title | Role | Notes |
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1998 | On Our Own | Police officer | |
1999 | Fast Lane | Jesper | |
2001 | Now Look at Me | Youth photo | Short film |
2003 | Regel nr. 1 | John T | |
2005 | The Comedian | Oliver | Short film |
Nynne | Henrik | ||
Far til fire gi'r aldrig op | Gym teacher | ||
2006 | A Soap | Male 2 | |
2007 | Carls engle | Man in Cemetery | Short film |
2008 | Take the Trash | Lars | |
Make My Day | Doctor | Short film | |
2009 | Bastarden | Benjamin | Short film |
2011 | Jungle Child | Herb | |
Biler 2 | Professor Zündapp | Danish dub of Cars 2 | |
2012 | Lærkevej - til døden os skiller | Per | |
2013 | Educating Peter | Faderen | Short film |
2014 | Unga Sophie Bell | Klaus | |
2015 | Rettet Raffi! | Henry Wiese | |
2017 | The Square | Christian | Bang dubbed himself in the German language version |
2018 | Hotel Boy | Stefan | Short film |
The Girl in the Spider's Web | Jan Holtser | ||
2019 | The Glass Room | Viktor | |
The Burnt Orange Heresy | James Figueras | ||
The Last Vermeer | Captain Joseph Piller | ||
2020 | The Bay of Silence | Will Walsh | Bang was also an executive producer[36] |
2021 | Locked Down | Essien | |
2022 | Drawback | Louis | Short film |
The Northman | Fjölnir | ||
Diorama | Ben | ||
It Is In Us All | Jack Considine | ||
2024 | Stockholm Bloodbath | King Christian II | Post-production [37] |
The Master and Margarita | Pontius Pilate | Post-production | |
Bonjour Tristesse | |||
William Tell | William Tell | Post-production |
Television
[edit]Year | Title | Role | Notes |
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1997 | Station 7-9-13: Gufol mysteriet | Trench coat man 1 | |
Taxa | Kriminalbetjent | Episode: "Del 8" | |
1998 | Betjent | Episode: "Del 29" | |
Betjenten | Episode: "Del 31" | ||
1998–1999 | Christian, kriminalbetjent | 2 episodes | |
2000 | Madsen og Co. | Henrik | Episode: "Ud på ski" |
Skjulte spor | Preben | 1 episode | |
Pyrus i alletiders eventyr | Udyret | Episode: "På med pilen" | |
2001 | At the Faber | Bjarne | 4 episodes |
2002 | Rejseholdet | Villy | Episode: "Assistancemelding A-3/01" |
Nikolaj og Julie | Kevin | 1 episode | |
Langt fra Las Vegas i nærheden af Meyerheim | Dennis | TV movie; uncredited | |
2003 | Langt fra Las Vegas | Dennis Randrup | Episode: "Mere møs til Dennis" |
The Country Doctor | Jørn | Episode: "Wiedersehen in Dänemark" | |
2006–2008 | Anna Pihl | Martin Krøyer | Main cast |
2008 | Max | Claes Bang, Skuespiller | Episode: "Magiske Mester Max" |
2008–2009 | 2900 Happiness | Borgmester Hans Holm | Main cast |
2010 | Borgen | Tore Gudme | Episode: "Det muliges kunst" |
Küstenwache | Tomas Jorgensen | Episode: "Am Abgrund" | |
2012 | SOKO Wismar | Urmas Savi | Episode: "Zuckerbrot" |
Notruf Hafenkante | Holger Lüder | Episode: "Unter Brüdern" | |
2013 | Dicte | Arne Bay | Episode: "Liv og legeme - del 1" |
The Bridge | Claudio | 3 episodes | |
2014 | Alle unter eine Tanne | Micha | TV movie |
2015 | Überleben an der Scheidungsfront | Lars Knudsen | TV movie |
2015–2016 | Sibel & Max | Dr. Tobias Olsen | Main cast |
2016 | Cologne P.D. | Jens Jensen | 2 episodes |
2019 | The Affair | Sasha Mann | 7 episodes |
2020 | Dracula | Count Dracula | Main cast |
Syv kontinenter, en klode | Narrator | Danish dub of Seven Worlds, One Planet | |
Little Room | Oskar Amundsen | Main cast | |
2021–present | The Outlaws | Liam "The Dean" Matheson | 5 episodes |
2022 | Bad Sisters | JP Williams | Main role |
2024 | The New Look | Hans Von Dincklage | Upcoming series |
Podcasts
[edit]Year | Title | Role | Notes |
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2016 | Den Fjerde Væg | Himself | Episode 19 |
2017 | Bucket List | Episode: "Claes Bang gør status på, hvor han er nu og taler om ‘Vild Med Dans', angst og kontrol" | |
Ungdoms Bureauet: De flygtede | Narrator | Episode: "Claes Bang at forandre verden gennem dans" | |
Hva så?! med Christian Fuhlendorff | Himself | Episode 15 | |
2018 | The Curzon Film Podcast | Episode: "The Square, feat. Ruben Östlund & Claes Bang" | |
RADIO GLAD - I rollen som skuespiller | |||
2020 | Soundvenue Streamer | Episode: "Special guest Claes Bang taler Dracula, Bond-rygter og sms’er fra Mick Jagger" | |
Uopklaret | Narrator | 13 episodes; Danish version of the Unresolved podcast | |
Til eftertiden (sammen hver for sig) | Himself | ||
Mellem ørerne med Cecilie Frøkjær | Episode 31 | ||
HFPA in Conversation | Episode: "Claes Bang on the Loneliness of Eternal Life" | ||
Dirty Diana | Oliver Wood | Main cast | |
The Filmmakers Podcast | Himself | Episode: "Claes Bang: Acting & Making Films and TV -The Bay of Silence, The Square, Dracula and The Northmen" | |
2021 | Red River Horror | Episode 33 | |
Filmland | Episode: "Hvad er det for noget med Claes Bang og kunsteksperter med råd i moralen?" | ||
Guttermand | Episode 24 | ||
Nordic Portraits | Episode: "Claes Bang" | ||
Episode: "Bonus Ep - Claes Bang Returns" |
Theatre credits
[edit]Year | Title | Role | Venue | Notes |
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1994 | Faust | Various | Betty Nansen Teatret | |
1996 | Tudseakvariet | Faderen | Børneteatret Skægspire | |
1997 | En ren formalitet | Kommisæren | Statens Teater Skole | |
Freden | Various | Det Danske Teater | ||
Pelleas & Melisande | Pelleas | Kaleidoskop | ||
1998 | Kondylomer | Anders | ||
1999 | La Dispute | Mesrin | Husets Teater | |
Leg med Ild | Knud | Teater Styhr & Kjær | ||
Aalborg Teater | ||||
2000 | Håndværkerne | Various | Husets Teater | |
2001 | Vennebogen | Georg | Aarhus Teater | |
Dansemus | Albert Halling | |||
Jean de France | Tjeneren | Aalborg Teater | ||
Revisoren | Various | |||
2002 | Fruen fra Havet | Den Fremmede | ||
Ondskaben | Erik | Monologue | ||
Kiss Me, Kate | Hank Calloway | |||
Ondskaben | Erik | Monologue | ||
2003 | Købmanden fra Venedig | Lorenzo | ||
Boblerne i bækken | Morten | |||
Skylddrup, Skamdrup og Vamdrup | Hans-Erik, Skyldrup | |||
2004 | Jorden rundt på 80 dage | Various | ||
De lærde damer | Vadius | |||
Hamlet | Rosenkrantz | Hamletscenen, Kronborg | ||
Ondskaben | Erik | Folketeatret | Monologue | |
2005 | Gregersen Sagaen - Visse hensyn | Erik | Aarhus Teater | |
Nattur | Han | Husets Teater | ||
2006 | Ondskaben | Erik | Aarhus Teater | Monologue |
Gregersen Sagaen - Faste forhold | Erik | |||
Den grønne elevator | Jakob | Kanonhalløj | ||
2007 | Rene linjer | Erik | Aarhus Teater | |
Ondskaben | Erik | Kanonhalløj | Monologue | |
Idioten | Rogozjin | Aarhus Teater | ||
2008 | Familien Gregersen - Hele historien | Erik | ||
Privatliv | Victor | Grønnegårds | ||
Glade Dage | Willie | Hamletscenen, Kronborg | ||
2009 | Blekingegade | Holger Jensen | Husets Teater | |
Ondskaben | Erik | Docken | Monologue | |
Nørregade Teatret | ||||
2010 | Håndværkerne | Karl | Aalborg Teater | |
Saunaen | Bjoern | Får 302 | ||
Borupgaardteatret | ||||
Dansk Pistol Teater | ||||
Jomfru Ane Teatret | ||||
I morgen i Qatar | Wüntrop | Husets Teater | ||
2011 | Hundesvømning | Johann | Folketeatret | |
2012 | Ondskaben | Erik | Monologue | |
Lykkebjørn | Nikolaj | |||
Squash | Christian | Får 302 | ||
2013 | Æblet | Ronni | Mammutteatret | |
2014 | Sne | Grøn | Husets Teater | |
Ondskaben | Erik | Folketeatret | Monologue | |
The Evil | Erik | Riverside Studios | Monologue; English version of Ondskaben | |
Min Arm | Team Teatret | Monologue; Danish version of My Arm | ||
L'histoire du soldat | The Devil/Narrator | Copenhagen Phil | ||
2015 | Danske Permafrost | AKT1 Danmarks Lydteater | Live in the Dome of Visions, Copenhagen | |
The Evil | Erik | St. James Theatre | Monologue; English version of Ondskaben | |
Min Arm | Team Teatret | Monologue; Danish version of My Arm | ||
2016 | Sidst på dagen er vi alle mennesker | Betty Nansen Teatret | ||
The Evil | Erik | Folketeatret | Monologue; English version of Ondskaben | |
Ren (Medea) | Jason | Husets Teater | ||
2017 | Ondskaben | Erik | Sønderborghus | Monologue |
Folketeatret | ||||
Min Arm | Betty Nansen Teatret | Monologue; Danish version of My Arm | ||
The Evil | Erik | Edinburgh International Children's Festival | Monologue; English version of Ondskaben | |
Byen | Chris | Odense Teater | Danish version of The City by Martin Crimp | |
Jul i republikken | Prince Henrik | Aveny-T | Was intended to be broadcast on DR P1 | |
2018 | The Evil | Erik | Deutsches Theater (Berlin) | Monologue; English version of Ondskaben |
Theatre Arts Admin Collective, South Africa | ||||
2019 | Maxim Teatern | |||
2020 | Deutsches Theater (Berlin) | |||
2022 | "Daddy" A Melodrama | Andre | Almeida Theatre |
Discography
[edit]Albums
[edit]- 2010: Dislocated
EPs
[edit]- 2011: EP1
- 2014: Keep on Dancin
- 2015: Still of the Night
- 2020: Here We Go
- 2020: Butterflies in December
- 2020: You & I (Forever Live or Die)
- 2020: No Song Left Unsung
- 2020: Your Love Is Wasted on Me
- 2020: Take It on the Chin
- 2021: Late to the Party
Singles
[edit]Year | Title | Album/EP |
---|---|---|
2008 | "Don't Come Crying" | Dislocated
Featured on the soundtrack for Take the Trash |
2009 | "Shameless" | Dislocated |
"Run" | ||
2011 | "Virgin Mary" | EP1 |
2012 | "Imaginary Friend" | Re-released on Butterflies in December in 2020 |
"Jealousy" | N/A | |
2014 | "No One" | Keep on Dancin'
Re-released on No Song Left Unsung in 2020 |
"Care" | ||
2015 | "1983" | Still of the Night
Re-released on Butterflies in December in 2020 |
"Still of the Night (feat. Charlotte Munck)" | Still of the Night | |
"I'm Not Ready Yet" | Still of the Night
Re-released on No Song Left Unsung in 2020 | |
"Will Santa Be There for Christmas?" | N/A | |
2018 | "They Say It's Wrong" | Re-released on No Song Left Unsung in 2020 |
"Who Am I (feat. Marina)" | N/A | |
"I Don't Care (feat. Marina)" | N/A | |
2020 | "All Said and Done" | N/A |
"Here We Go (feat. Marina)" | Here We Go | |
"Don't Come Crying (2020 edit)" | ||
"Butterflies in December" | Butterflies in December | |
"You & I (Forever Live or Die)" | You & I (Forever Live or Die) | |
"You & I (Forever Live or Die) - Gregers Remix" | ||
"If Love Is the New Black" | N/A | |
"Your Love Is Wasted on Me (feat. Marina)" | Your Love Is Wasted on Me | |
"Lullaby" | ||
"Take It on the Chin" | Take It on the Chin | |
"Will Santa Be Here for Christmas?" | ||
2021 | "Last Dance" | N/A |
"Just for a While" | Late to the Party | |
"A Saturday Afternoon at the End of the World" | N/A |
Music videos
[edit]- 2009: "Run"
- 2014: "No One"
- 2015: "I'm Not Ready Yet"
- 2018: "Who Am I (feat. Marina)"
Other
[edit]Bang has also performed a number of songs as himself:
- 2007: Claes Bang - "Når En Sailor Går I Land" (Otto Brandenburg cover)
- 2014: Nogen Andre - "September" (feat. Claes Bang)
- 2014: Martin Valsted - "Bilist" (feat. Claes Bang)
- 2017: Claes Bang - "Party at the Castle" (The Square Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
- 2019: Jacob Gurevitsch - "Motivo Loco" (Bang featured in the music video)
Bibliography
[edit]Audiobooks
[edit]Year | Title | Author | Publisher | Notes |
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2013 | Fryser jeg | Martin Kongstads | People'sPress | |
2016 | Tykkere end vand | Carin Gerhardsen | ||
Frøken Peregrines hjem for sælsomme børn | Ransom Riggs | Gyldendal | Danish version of Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children | |
Hollow City | Danish version of Hollow City | |||
Sjælenes bibliotek | Danish version of Library of Souls | |||
2017 | Chefen | Aksel Heltoft | Lindhardt og Ringhof | |
Blodets bånd | Henning Prins | |||
Dengang vi var os | René Jacobsen | Gyldendal | ||
Værelse til leje | Eddie Thomas Petersen | People'sPress | ||
2018 | Kokken der holdt op med at rødme | Martin Kongstads | Politikens Forlag | |
2020 | Spræng-Smith - I BOPA-sabotøren Knud Børge Jensens fodspor | Søren Knudsen | Storyside | Knud Børge Jensen is Bang's father in law |
Kallocain | Karin Boye | Penguin | ||
Søvnrummet | Helena Kubicek Boye | Mofibo Original | Part of SØVN, a series of audiobooks designed to help the reader relax and fall asleep | |
Universet | ||||
Strandliv | ||||
Casper | Martin Kongstad | Politikens Forlag | ||
2021 | De sidste timer – Ingen kender dagen, før solen er gået ned | Frihedsmuseets venners forlag | Storyside AB | Claes Bang is one of the 86 actors who narrate this audiobook |
Afterwords
[edit]- 2020: Dracula by Bram Stoker, translated to Danish by Benny Andersen, published by Gyldendal
Awards and nominations
[edit]Year | Award | Category | Work | Result | Ref(s) |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
2017 | Subtitle: Spotlight European Film Festival's Angela Awards | Actor | The Square | Won | [38] |
European Film Awards | Best Actor | Won | [39] | ||
Pingyao International Film Festival People's Choice Award | Best Actor | Won | [40] | ||
2018 | Guldbagge Awards | Best Actor in a Leading Role | Nominated | [41] | |
Zulu Awards | Best Actor | Nominated | [42] | ||
Lauritzen Fonden Awards | Wauw Award | N/A | Won | [43] | |
Ekko Shortlist Awards | Best Actor | Hotel Boy | Nominated | [44] | |
2020 | Mofibo Audiobook Awards 2020 | Novel of the Year | Kokken der holdt op med at rødme | Nominated | [45] |
TV Choice Awards | Best Actor | Dracula | Nominated | [46] | |
2021 | National Television Awards | Best Drama Performance | Nominated | [47] | |
2022 | Peabody Awards | Entertainment | Bad Sisters | Won | [48] |
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- ^ Voyles, Blake (13 September 2023). "83rd Peabody Award Winners". Retrieved 13 September 2023.
External links
[edit]Media related to Claes Bang at Wikimedia Commons
- Claes Bang at the Danish Film Database
- Claes Bang at the British Film Institute
- Claes Bang at IMDb
- This Is Not America on Spotify