Christin Borge

Borge's career got its documented footing in the late 1990s. Her appearance as Sofie in *Evas øye* (1999) is one of the earliest credits on record, and it arrived the same year she took on voice work for the Norwegian dub of *An Extremely Goofy Movie* — released in 2000 — playing Sylvia Marpole (IMDb). Two very different jobs, same general window. That early combination of on-screen drama and dubbing work set a pattern she'd return to throughout her career. The 2000s brought more procedural and genre television. Her role as Rettsmedisiner (forensic examiner) in *Kodenavn Hunter 2* (2008) put her in the kind of tightly plotted action-drama format that Norwegian broadcasters were producing with increasing confidence during that decade. Then came the 2010s — arguably her most sustained stretch of television work — with recurring appearances in the domestic drama series *Hjem* across 2012 and 2013, followed by *Side om side* in 2015 (Wikipedia). These aren't splashy international productions, but they're the kind of consistent, character-driven television that keeps an actor sharp and visible to local audiences over years, not just seasons. The role that likely brought her the most international attention came with Netflix's *Ragnarok* (2020), the Norwegian-language fantasy series that reimagines Norse mythology in a contemporary small-town setting. Borge played Heidi in the show's first season — and if you've watched the series, you know the human relationships grounding that world are what make the mythology land. Her voice work continued into the 2020s as well, with Baba Yaga in *Monster Family 2* (2021) adding another animated villain to her résumé (Rotten Tomatoes). Over twenty years. Steady work. That's the career.