Johan Falk Series

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Frank Wagner #Johan Falk #National Target #in the sauna #he's in the sau

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A few pictures from National target from Bacardi Blue.


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Memory Lane
Michael Collins first post, 11/20/12

I just registered on Sunday after lurking here for awhile (thanks ohva!).

MY collection of Johan Falk stuff is kinda slim - these may been posted before. My collection of stuff related to Johan Falk is kinda slim which is too bad as it is an excellent series. I watched the first ep on YouTube last weekend and has me pining for more. I just don't understand why audiences in the US haven't been exposed to more of it!!!

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Posted by Olyfantastique

11/21/12, from Facebook site:

FOR theatrical release THE FINAL MOVIE: I just got a question elsewhere on this page, and which responded to it, so it's just as well to post the answer here too, so it is visible. The question was: "Will you bring forward the theatrical release of Codename Lisa when it leaked?" And my answer was, "No, we will not bring the theatrical release. Simply because it (which I wrote about in previous threads) is not true that the real movie leaked., It is a German TV version that leaked, a version modified for TV, with less action and simplified in several ways (much like shorter, softer versions of the aircraft). addition, the on the German TV version is not put on the film's original sound in Swedish, but a omixad version without all replicas, and more. Plus TV version is without the Swedish subtitles, which means all foreign languages ​​except English incomprehensible to most people. So, no, the film has had its premiere yet and will get it at the movies :-) "Anders Nilsson

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olyfantastique:
- Bad day to quit smoking.
- Yes.
- Really fucking bad.
Johan Falk #joel kinnaman

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www.magasinetparagraf.se/portratt/peter-ratz-om-joel-kinnaman

November 26, 2012

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In Johan Falk films Joel Kinnaman plays the role of undercover Frank Wagner.The model is Peter Ratz, who for nine years worked as an undercover agent for the Swedish police. How do when Peter Ratz yourself to Kinnaman handle the role of infiltrator Peter Ratz?

In a year, I met in batches Peter Ratz here and there in the world, the book I wrote about his life: Peter Ratz - nine years as undercover agent.
Got to know him and his way of acting. His body language, the way he talks and all that stuff in general that make each person a unique personality.
When I few years later saw the first Johan Falk films and Joel Kinna's interpretation of the role, it was striking how much Peter Ratz he was in the role of undercover Frank Wagner.

Met several times

- He makes the role very well, says Peter Ratz when I reach him via Skype anywhere in the world, where he and his family currently hiding.

- I know you have met once. But it has become more meetings?
- Yes, Joel and I have met a few times, so he must have read me.

- The big difference is that he is better looking?
- It can probably be discussed, said Peter, laughing. He is younger in each case. My mom says he's a lot like me when I was that age. But it is good that he is an incredible actor. It is all very well for him, both in Sweden and in the USA.

- How much of the film is taken directly from what you've been through?
- At times it's almost the exact events. The ambition was to make it as realistic as possible, but it's fiction. As the films will show more and more of that as the infiltrator is interesting for the police as long as you can do the work for them as they themselves do not perform.

- Like what?
- As to commit crime by the police. Then when you are exhausted so they take no responsibility for us. When thrown it in landfills.

- You told me a few years ago when you were recruited, it felt like being James Bond overnight.
- Yes, it was. They paint the picture up. It's a insäljningsargument that they have. But that adventure feeling disappears with time but it has been too deeply into the whole thing and then it's not just to get off anyway. They lurk in the people. And now, very cynically, getting younger.

- Is it possible to predict how it will be based on the information received by the police when you enlisted?
- No, for they know not themselves. And they do not care either.When one of us is exhausted so they only recruit the next.
The picture to the right is the police reconnaissance picture of Peter Ratz when he worked as an infiltrator. There were only three police officers who knew he was not a prominent criminal gang member.

Murdered, hidden or outside the system

Since 1995, Swedish police worked more organized with recruiting individuals as informers and infiltrators. Experience today, 17 years later, is clear - it ends in one of three ways:

It is revealed and is murdered. It tends to result in a small item about a man found dead and that he was known to police. It has come on a single such killings resulted in someone being sentenced for it.

But manages to pull out the whole thing without it infiltrates the gang realize that you worked as an informant or infiltrator. But as compensation from the police paid "black", he has not declared any income, not paid any pension and has no official income as the basis for their compensation from insurance if he or she becomes ill. Getting the contract for an apartment or a telephone subscriptions, etc., thus becomes an impossibility.

You become exposed and have time to flee the country. Peter Ratz is an example of that. The police will then try to deny all knowledge of the person. In Peter Ratz cases succeeded his attorney Johan Eriksson with former Chancellor Göran Lambertz, despite stiff resistance from the national police, get a lump sum so that he and his family were hiding abroad. But it's expensive to live on the run and constantly change the country or even continent. Any medical or dental care, and the like in addition to cash.

Life is shit

- Our life today is crap, says Peter Ratz. Police have still not been responsible for his part of the agreement, but just try to ignore us.

- Do you still see you over your shoulder no matter where you are?
- Yes, nothing've basically changed at that point. But that has changed is that the money has run out.

- Have you been following what has been reported from the large drug trial of Jonas Oredsson with several going on right now?
- Yes, I know a lot about that. How they used both undercover officers and individuals to infiltrate. What they did with that bug cars without court orders and the like is nothing new to me. And trying to get them is now accused to appear as some sort of principals for that's silly.

- That to reports from undercover police officers, prosecutors, referred to, is now gone, destroyed, you have been through it too?
- Yes, the police fires up reports that are sensitive is nothing new. In my day it was done in the police station's garage in Stockholm.

- What do you hope the future for themselves?
- That we come to an agreement with the authorities, otherwise we'll have at worst sue them. And will the atmosphere, everything will be publicly that I have been involved in. It's so much that I still have not talked about that as crimes the police committed in connection with the activities I was involved in.

- Like what?
- How do they arrogate to themselves the evidence of strange illegal manner. Among other things, by planting evidence and the like.

- Have you personally experienced that you have planted evidence?
- I have been involved in cases where they have done so. And it would be nothing new if you also have done it in this case with Oredsson and the other defendants.

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"Behind Enemy Lines"

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CRIME SERIES The Gothenburg special unit GSI to Johan Falk and Sophie Nordh trying to get at the mastermind behind a large-scale drug trade. It's about pure amphetamine from Estonia. Just before the courier with a bullet in his head in the river lands, provides Falk laid over an SMS on his cell phone that they are dealing with the legendary ex-KGB agent Mister K, the top not only in Sweden on the wanted list entirely stands.

Nobody knows who is Mister K and what he looks like. So the GSI hunts without its leader Patrik Agrell, who is on leave due to the premature birth of his daughter, chasing a phantom. Frank Wagner, Johan informant in Gothenburg's criminal underworld prepared carefully for the emotional hardships of the last actions before his exit from the passage of Seth Rydell (Jens Hultén). When Johan Frank urges to win Rydell as an investor for the drug business and make contact with the Estonians, Frank is less than enthusiastic. He has promised his wife Marie alight.

Faster than expected Frank is contacted by a man named Mikhael, who shows interest in the business. But then Rydell gets into a police checkpoint and was arrested shortly before the meeting with the Estonians. Frank Wagner has to improvise: he prefers the deal by itself and gains the trust of Mikhael. That he enters and with Europe gefährlichstem syndicate themselves venture into danger, however, plays no role for long Frank: His pregnant wife Marie was an unfortunate accident the Estonians ran into his arms and was beaten as a deterrent. She lost her baby. Frank is motivated by revenge, what Johan realized in the heat of late.

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S / D 2009 Original title: Johan Falk: GSI Director: Richard Holm Starring: Jakob Eklund (Johan Falk), Joel Kinnaman (Frank Wagner), Zeljko Santrac (mat), Anastasios Soulis (Felix Rydell), Samuli Edelmann (Mikhael Stukalov) Meliz Karlge Grado (Sophie Nordh) Stasse Soulis (Felix Rydell), Maksim Lapitskii (Pieter Ivanov), Jens Hulten (Seth Rydell), Meliz Karlge di Grado (Sophie Nordh), Mikael Tornving (Patrik Agrell), Melize Karlge (Sophie Nordh), Marie Richardson (Helén), Henrik Norlén (Lasse Karlsson), André Sjöberg (Dick Jorgensen), Jacqueline Ramel (Anja Månsdottir), Lars G Svensson (Lennart Jägerström), Ruth Vega Fernandez (Marie)

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Gangster War in the mall
Kinnaman: All brought to a head

LONDON. Harder, tougher and more dangerous situations.

In the six new Johan Falk films ports police increasingly on the wrong side of the law.

- It's really exciting. Everything is still more to a head in these films, says Joel Kinnaman.
The large glass door in the shopping center, North Town is blown up and there is broken glass everywhere. Johan Falk (Jakob Eklund) is the height gun behind a Volvo, while the Russian bad guys shoot at him with machine guns.
On the other side of the car throw the police informer Frank Wagner ( Joel Kinnaman ) up and shoots off a shot against the black van that the Russians are behind.
- Break! It is good there.
Two hours will be 30 seconds
Director Charlotte Brändström crying in komradion and suddenly there is silence.The actors are traveling on it, brush the clothes, talking a bit with a member of staff, and it is time for retakes of the scene 610th All in all, taking the evening's three scenes over two hours to record. In the film, there is less than 30 seconds.
At Gothenburg, recording six new Johan Falk movies and half the North Town is completely cordoned off. Off the bands are crowded curious onlookers, although the shopping center will be closed for several hours ago.
Right now is the big action scene, with all-out war inside the North Town. And Frank Wagner is really bad out there.
- There are many dramatic situations and Frank must go through a lot, reveals Joel Kinnaman who plays police informer.
"Do a lot of freedom '
The star, who now had an impact in the U.S., has been in Sweden for a few weeks of filming.
Six new movies, twelve in total - it will not be bored playing the same character for so long?
- Not at all. It's like reading a favorite book, but every time you


Henrik Lundgren
This movie is about
Johan Falk works at police GSI, Group for specific action, in Gothenburg. The group is very successful, largely thanks to the not entirely legal means they take of informers among criminals. Falk's information officer is Frank Wagner, who are increasingly having problems when the police need information, forcing him to take ever greater risks.
To date, there have been nine movies, and currently playing it in another six.
"Zero Tolerance" (1999).
"Bodyguards" (2001).
"The Third Wave" (2003).
"Johan Falk:
GSI - The group of special attention "(2009).
"Johan Falk: Brothers in arms" (2009).
"Johan Falk: Leo Gaut" (2009).
"Johan Falk: The National target" (2009).
"Johan Falk: The outlaws" (2009).
"Johan Falk: Operation Nightingale" (2009).
The recordings of the new films end in November. The first five will move out on DVD in September 2012 and forwards.The final part, the sixth film, shown at the cinema, starting in February-March 2013.
This did not you ...
The last film is the final, with an incredibly dramatic final scene. But it does not mean the end of the films.
- No, it is possible to do more, there is a logical improvement.But it would be completely different in the future. In these pulled it all to a head, said lead author Anders Nilsson.
Film crew research in the underworld has been so good that recorded crime has taken place since in reality.
- It is totally sick. I can not reveal anything now, but it will be seen in the movies, says Anders Nilsson.
The six latest films are so lifelike that they are used in police training.
North Town sealed off at night now for the recordings.In the past, also Lundbytunneln in Gothenburg was blocked by a full day for a blast scene.
THEY ARE IN SERIES
Jakob Eklund (Johan Falk),Joel Kinnaman (Frank Wagner), Michael Tornving(Falk's manager), Jacqueline Ramel (police chief), Marie Richardson (Falk's wife) &Ruth Vega Fernandez(Wagner's girlfriend).

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Frank Wagner (Joel Kinnaman) is sleeping with his family in the apartment in Gothenburg. All their personal belongings are unpacked the boxes. The contract was his life's dream, the bistro on the French coast, lies on the kitchen table along with the backpack with all the money he saved up over the years as undercover for the police.Suddenly breaking a group of heavily armed men into the apartment. Frank react quickly and manage to escape with his family, home to the only person he can trust: Johan Falk (Jakob Eklund). While wondering if it may be so bad that the worst nightmare is now here, Frank co-operation with the police finally revealed, as is further attacks in Gothenburg against both crime bosses and police officers ... JOHAN FALK - codename: LISA is the exciting resolution Frank Wagner and Johan Falk's cooperation. Th

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The soundtrack to Johan Falk is available on itunes and at Amazon!

Johan Falk: The Second Season (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

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www.moviezine.se/film/johan-falk12

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Alexander Dunerfors
March 7, 2013

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MovieZine 4 stars

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All flaps like a beautiful symphony of autumn when Johan Falk season tied together. This is done by looking waving to the earlier films in the series, and reunions of virtually all who are still alive. If Johan Falk (with a little good will) be called Sweden's answer to James Bond, then this is his "Cloudburst". ["Skyfall"?]

Now we do not take in as we crack. But the fact is that this film series has maintained a high standard throughout, at any rate higher than what you can ask of films made for Swedish television. It is not hard to see why many fans, young and old, have picked it up from the DVD shelves over the years."Codename Lisa" does none of them disappointed.

First came three acclaimed cop thrillers ( "Zero Tolerance" , "bodyguards" and "The Third Wave" ), then two rounds of the series-produced films including the latest to go up to the movies was "The group of special attention" . There are rumors about a third round, but whatever is "Codename Lisa" a perfect end to Johan Falk (Jakob Eklund) and Frank Wagner (Joel Kinnaman) complicated relationship. A dense and exciting story that, like before, is said to have taken great inspiration from real life.

Shit hits the fan when the police gold tipsters "Lisa" gets his true identity removed. Suddenly the whole Gothenburg underworld and half Eastern Europe looking for Frank Wagner's head on a platter. Self had ex-criminal Frank just wantting to retreat with his family to the French Riviera. Now, he is more than ever dependent on the soon-retired-policeman Johan Falk's help, and a police system that pulled the vulnerabilities of parodic dimensions.

At last, Joel Kinnaman something to bite into, for the ungrateful statistically role in the last part. For even if the somewhat monotonous role is not one of his best, it's only logical: Wagner's dilemma was what drew us in from the very beginning, his gossip has provided cops with jobs throughout the series through, and now that it is time to print Joel Kinnaman and send him to Hollywood, he takes back the lead.

Furthermore invited fans and more spontaneous viewers on an actual unexpectedly thrilling story, which is linked to mafias and gangsters who appeared on the road - but it is handled nicely. It is excellent to see "Johan Falk - Codename Lisa" as a self-contained movie. One need not be familiar with GSI's world to jump on this train. The Russian thugs standing a little in the background when it turns out that just as ugly things going on inside the police station's own walls. And it is there, in this in a way more relate-able environment, as it is set for a really interesting development. Here the re-moral questions of right and wrong, and when the police actually have to go outside the law to protect society.

Director Charlotte Brändström and show runner Anders Nilsson keep the momentum going and punch at the scenes on stage with nail-biting tension. The foundation is a dense script more reminiscent of American thrillers than our mass-produced thriller.

Sure, there are details to anger on, and I guess you heard it all before: lines that could subside more natural or action scenes that had felt good for more time for rehearsals. These films have always had ambitions that barely fit in a Swedish film action budget. Will there be a third season, I hope that TV4 and the German co-producers cough up more loot. Then bastards will go to for real.

But Falk series so far, which is still straw sharper than a lot done in this genre, succeeds "Codename Lisa", tie together and you've saved a lot of gunpowder at last. This round's best? Answer yes.

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Expressen.se
3/13/13



On Friday Joel Kinnaman recurs as Frank Wagner in the fifteenth Johan Falk film.

An achievement, given that the actor worked in the U.S.
Production has been aligning itself fully with Hollywood star whose character is now printed.
- Reality happened to go hand in hand with the fiction: Joel's career in the United States stuck in the road while the story come to a point, says Michael Tornving.

The latest Johan Falk films are based on the true story of Peter Ratz - an infiltrator for the Swedish police, who was forced to flee the country when his identity was cleared. Something of the sort is happening in Joel Kinna's character, which has also become a convenient way to round off his involvement.

"Make a career in the U.S."
Colleagues do not want to reveal too much about the Kinna's future in "Johan Falk".
- But it's not something you should hope for. You've got the answer: The guy is in the U.S. and a career, so that's reasonable that he is the focus of a third season, says Jens Hultén .

To get to the last six films, the Swedish production coordinated with Kinna's American.
Director Anders Nilsson flew to Vancouver to go through the script in advance, and then got the actor to do all his scenes during an intensive month in Sweden. Therefore, movies were recorded in disarray.
- It was not so difficult, thinks Jakob Eklund.

But Jens Hultén would have preferred if it was different.
- Joel has priorities. It's okay, it's the deal and everyone knows it. But it's nicer when you do not have to take into account a specific person in a large project course.

By Maria Brander maria.brander @ expressen.se