Atlantic Crossing

TV Series
2020
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55m

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7.3/10

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Kyle MacLachlan and Sofia Helin in Atlantic Crossing (2020)

The story of Crown Princess Märtha who fought for her country and her marriage during the tragic events of World War II.

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Based on the true story of how the Norwegian crown princess steals the heart of President Franklin D. Roosevelt during World War II and changes the face of world politics.Based on the true story of how the Norwegian crown princess steals the heart of President Franklin D. Roosevelt during World War II and changes the face of world politics.Based on the true story of how the Norwegian crown princess steals the heart of President Franklin D. Roosevelt during World War II and changes the face of world politics.

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IMDb RATING

7.3/10

3.9K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 2 wins & 1 nomination total

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This marks the third role Tobias Santelmann plays which has received The War Cross. The other two are Knut Haugland, "Kon Tiki" (2012), and Joachim Rønneberg, "The Heavy Water War" (2015).

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Written by Susanne Sundfør and Lars Horntveth
Performed by Susanne Sundfør

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9/10

An unknown story for most viewers?

There has been a lot of controversy with this series about whether the events are historically correct. What was said between the princess and Roosevelt is not known. Most of the series is based on rumors and speculation. The Norwegian royal family was related to the English royal family when Haakon's wife was an English royal. It was therefore natural that they would support England, but the Norwegian people were more divided on whether they should support Germany or England. Most chose to be indifferent. As a historical series, I think it is exciting and emotionally engaging. Much better than others Norwegian series that have described the war, which are mostly heroic epics. We could need more World War II series about those who sided wrong, and why they acted as they did?