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Aug 30, 2023 39 min

Mikael Bertelsen (Part Two)

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Mikael Bertelsen is a TV and Radio personality, former commissioning editor and media entrepreneur who has played a significant role in shaping the Danish media and entertainment landscape over the past two decades. As the man behind a string of successful DR comedy series such as Drengene Fra Angora, Dolph and Wulff and Jul på Vesterbro, Mikael was also host of the iconic Den 11. Time (The 11th Hour) late night program and more recently the in depth interview series Det Sidste Ord (The Last Word).

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