Hotel Cæsar

TV Series
1998–2017
30m

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Hotel Cæsar, Scandanavia's longest-running soap, premiered on October 24. 1998 on TV2, Norway's first and strongest commercial broadcaster. The show revolves around the life of the family th... Read allHotel Cæsar, Scandanavia's longest-running soap, premiered on October 24. 1998 on TV2, Norway's first and strongest commercial broadcaster. The show revolves around the life of the family that owns and runs a big-city hotel in Oslo, sharing love, grief, hope, anger, and happiness... Read allHotel Cæsar, Scandanavia's longest-running soap, premiered on October 24. 1998 on TV2, Norway's first and strongest commercial broadcaster. The show revolves around the life of the family that owns and runs a big-city hotel in Oslo, sharing love, grief, hope, anger, and happiness. Running 7:30 Monday-Thursday until 15 December 2016. From January 2017, it has been stre... Read all

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2.9/10

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- 3 nominations total

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Anette Hoff

Juni Anker-Hansen…

• 1998–2017

Kim Kolstad

Jens August Anker-Hansen

• 1998–2013

Sossen Krohg

Astrid Anker-Hansen

• 1998–2010

Tom Eddie Brudvik

Svein Krogstad

• 1999–2010

Rudy Claes

Eva Rosenkrantz

• 2004–2017

Elin Sogn

Julie Anker-Hansen

• 2000–2013

Ingrid J. Nordby

Benedicte Brubak

• 2000–2007

Karl Sundby

Åge Nygård

• 1998–2010

Nikis Theophilakis

Pelle Krogstad

• 2006–2017

Kim-Daniel Sannes

Storm Liland Anker-Hansen…

• 2006–2017

Sofie Cappelen

Victoria Lunde

• 1998–2010

Nicolay Lange-Nielsen

Ragnar Lunde

• 1998–2009

Lene Elise Bergum

Alexandra 'Alex' Kvamme…

• 1998–2004

Tom A. Haug

Rolv Espevoll

• 1998–2006

Kari Simonsen

Gjertrud Krogstad

• 2000–2017

Kristin Frogner

Charlotte Iversen Anker-Hansen…

• 1998–2004

Lone Klein

Bea Jørgensen

• 2009–2012

Henriette Lien

Ninni Krogstad Anker-Hansen…

• 1998–2003

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amag81

The usual stuff...

This is a soap with all the usual plot lines. Affairs, conflicts, business run by bad guy challenges business run by good guy, kidnappings, silly romances, lost sons, and so on... Ideal for brainless bored housewives, garbage to anybody else. If you're into stuff like this, watch it, if you're not (like me) avoid it at all costs.

action-6

A poor soap opera with poor characters and poor "storylines"

Hotel Cæsar is a series which is REALLY POOR. It is about a hotel in Oslo called (who would have guessed) Hotel Cæsar. The intrigues are so stupid, it`s hard not to laugh at it. All the actors deliver poor performances, and the whole thing is just bad. This will become a cult-series in the future(it should be it now), where people watch some episodes just to laugh at the incredibly low quality of the series.

Stian-3

A great soap opera

A classic, but yet modern, and very well-made soap, made by good old Wikander and Falck. We follow the life of "Hotel Caesar" in Oslo, Norway, from the president on top, to the cleaning ladies down in the lobby. The series has a certain touch of "Dynasty" to it, and has good storylines (not too complicated, and not too boring).

the_oak

Red alert! Avoid at all costs

This series is a plague. I put in every effort to avoid it. Its about a family driven hotel in Oslo, and all the people are stupid, and the intrigues are ridiculous. This is as fun as getting an anvil on your toes.

gayromeo2000

a good show

hotel Caesar is about the family Anker Hansen, who runs this big hotel branch, but the show itself happens in the heart of this hotel branch itself, the one in Oslo. And the main characters are people working there and it also includes their families. You have the regular workers and the people in the management in the roles. And here you got fights, love, intrigues and much more. This is a traditional soap opera in the capitol of Norway, with some pretty cool stories, and it is also picking up some very typical Norwegian things, and also takes up the more universal things. This is a show you should see with open minded heart. I did not see it before and i just said nasty things about it, but one day i sat down bored i watched it, and found it rather nice.