“Nepobaby,” a brand new Norwegian drama from TV2, has solid “Pørni” actor Vivild Falk Berg within the lead position.

Berg will play Emma, a working-class 25-year-old who discovers she’s truly the daughter of a Norwegian transport magnate.

“The information comes as a shock, and much more stunning is that she has been named in his will, inheriting a big portion of the household enterprise,” reads the logline. “However the inheritance comes with a fair larger revelation – 4 siblings she by no means knew existed.”

Emma’s siblings will probably be performed by Nicolai Cleve Broch (“The Sandhamn Murders”), Henriette Steenstrup, Kristin Grue and Helle Ryg Eia.

The present was created by actor and showrunner Henriette Steenstrup and Siri Seljeseth. “Residing with privilege can skew your sense of actuality, and large wealth can throw even probably the most down-to-earth particular person off steadiness,” mentioned Steenstrup. “‘Nepobaby’ goals to inform a daring, humorous, thrilling, and heartfelt story about how cash impacts our household, relationships, and id.”

The six-part sequence, which comes from producers Eldorado Content material Membership and co-distribution companions Oble and Nordisk Movie Distribution, is ready to premiere on TV2 in Norway. It has additionally pre-sold to RUV in Iceland. Nordisk will distribute within the Nordic territories with Oble taking the remainder of the world.

“’Nepobaby’ is the proper mix of high quality drama and wit, centered round an endearing and relatable character that may lead viewers to query themselves on what they’d do in the event that they inherited a fortune or gained the lottery – would their core values and id change or stay the identical?” mentioned Katia Sol, Oble co-founder. “We had been immediately seduced by Eldorado Content material Membership’s pitch.”

Jes Brandhøj, director of gross sales at Nordisk, added: “‘Nepobaby’ uniquely captures the conflict between social courses by providing an intimate glimpse into the privileged world of the elite by the eyes of somebody from a unique background. The narrative intricately balances humor and drama, offering a recent and compelling perspective on life and the complexities of household dynamics.”