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<< Sofie Gråbøl >>







PJ: What’s your name?
SG: Sofie Gråbøl

PJ: Your birthday?
SG: July 30th

PJ: What’s your star sign?
SG: Leo.

PJ: Your blood type?
SG: Thin and nervous.

PJ: What type of men do you like?
SG: The intelligent and humorous. Not too harmonic.

PJ: What type don’t you like?
SG: The unempathetic and arrogant.

PJ: Who are your current lovers?
SG: There’s no ”s”.

PJ: What’s your favourite food?
SG: Now there should be an ”s”! I have so many. I love lamb, in every way. And cod. Italian, Indian, Vietnamese food I never tire of. I eat kale salad every day. But I wouldn’t call it my favourite.

PJ: What food don’t you like?
SG: Very boiled vegetables. Like the ones in my childhood in the seventies. And roast pork.

PJ: What’s your favourite fashion?
SG: Simple, practical, elegant.

PJ: What fashion don’t you like?
SG: Posh.

PJ: What’s your hobby?
SG: Was always embarrassed not to have a hobby. Have an addiction to the game Word Feud, but I’m afraid that doesn’t count. I feel very fullfilled with work and kids. No wish to load on more at the moment.

PJ: What were you doing last Sunday?
SG: Had the whole family over for the big traditional Easter lunch. smørrebrød, herring and snaps. I always prepare eggs for everyone to sit and paint together; it has proved a brilliant way to avoid arguments and break downs; sheer bliss!

PJ: When did you wake up this morning?
SG: 6.20

PJ: Who’s your favourite designer?
SG: What kind of question is that? Peter Jensen of course!

PJ: Favourite lipstick?
SG: I'm not good with lipstick. I like the result best when I put it on and take it of. The remains of my very red Chanel is nice.

PJ: Foundation?
SG: Ellis Faas concealer and Jane Iredale mineral powder.

PJ: Perfume?
SG: La Prairie Body Spray.

PJ: What colour hair do you wish you were born with?
SG: Just very happy to have hair! Colour not important. It changes often in my line of work anyway.

PJ: Are you a good cook?
SG: No.

PJ: What food do you cook best?
SG: Desserts. Am good at desserts.

PJ: What do you wear when you sleep?
SG: A t-shirt.

PJ: What did you eat when you woke up this morning?
SG: Every morning: Toasted rye bread. A medium boiled egg. A shot glass of Udos Choice oil. A few apricot kernels. And black tea with milk.

PJ: What’s your favourite word?
SG: Am constantly discovering fantastic English words, a few days ago I learned ”concomitant”, a lovely word, sound like a rhythm. In Danish, so many. Hengivenhed.

PJ: What words don’t you like?
SG: I like words.

PJ: What’s your favourite flower?
SG: Tulip. And freesia.

PJ: Favourite colour?
SG: Impossible. They come and go and come back. But calm dark blue is a stayer.

PJ: What’s your favourite season?
SG: Autumn.

PJ: Where do you most want to go now?
SG: To London.

PJ: What’s your job?
SG: Acting.

PJ: Do you like your work?
SG: I rarely watch my work, I move on.

PJ: Do you like your job?
SG: I love it. Keeps me forever wondering, struggling, curious.

PJ: Do you like your voice?
SG: Wish it could sing.

PJ: What is your dream of the future?
SG: Growing old.

PJ: What’s the happiest thing about your life?
SG: My children.

PJ: How about the saddest?
SG: Cancer.

PJ: What part of yourself do you like best?
SG: My eyes.

PJ: What part of yourself don’t you like?
SG: The bags under them.

PJ: What part of your personality do you like best?
SG: Loyalty and commitment.

PJ: What part of your personality don’t you like?
SG: Stupid pride and self loathing.

PJ: What is your habit?
SG: Nicotine gum.

PJ: When was your first love?
SG: 13.

PJ: What kind of guy was he?
SG: Pretty sweet and easy going.

PJ: What type of guy’s your current lover?
SG: Not here, Peter.

PJ: What do you expect from him?
SG: Everything and nothing.

PJ: What did you dream last night?
SG: Can’t remember.

PJ: Do you believe in dreams?
SG: Yes. Have written them down in particular lost periods of my life. Helped me get a clue of where I was.

PJ: Do you believe in jinxes?
SG: I don’t relate to jinxes.

PJ: Do you believe in magic?
SG: Yes.

PJ: Do you believe in God?
SG: Yes.