a collection of quotes about two idiots in love. ÂŻ\_(ă)_/ÂŻ
Via: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.
Nikolaj:Â We met at the radio play Ărnekaldet (âThe Call of the Eaglesâ), which was broadcast on Danmarks Radio. It was in 1997. The play was set in Greenland and was about a helicopter pilot who fell in love with a young Greenland girl. [2]
On March 17, 1997, [NukĂąka] appeared for the first rehearsals on the radio play Ărnekaldet. She arrived five minutes late and when she entered the room with red cheeks, there was only one space left. Next to Nikolaj Coster-Waldau. The star from Nattevagten. [3]
Nikolaj: She came in the door and looked pretty and sweet. I was just sold for stalk licorice! [i.e. I fell helplessly in love] [6]
Nikolaj: It was exactly as if Amorâs arrow hit me. It was March 17, 1997. At 08:30, no, probably rather 08:35, because she always comes in a little late. [4]
NukĂąka: I knew who he was. But I thought I shouldnât think he was hot. I wasnât like many other girls who thought he was nice or had a fantasy around him. And I was also getting over a boyfriend myself, so men didnât fill much of my life. [3]
Nikolaj: We had a kissing scene and I told NukĂąka that the best sound would be if you actually kissed. And then it came to fruition. [2]
NukĂąka: I believed that, although the sound is just as authentic as kissing oneâs own arm. [2]
NukĂąka: He told his colleagues the same day that he had met the woman he was to marry. For me, it was not a bang, as he claims. I donât know if Iâve tried. But he was sweet and charming. [3]
In order to get the ball rolling, [Nikolaj] invited her to his theatre performance and out for dinner afterwards. From there, things moved quickly. âI kissed her afterwards and she said that things were moving a bit fast,â he recalled. [8]
Nikolaj: It took a while to get her persuaded, because she said there was some rumor that I had an easy relationship with women. I donât know where she got that from â maybe it was just something she said. [6]
Nikolaj: ⊠I was so in love that I did not really give her a chance. I exceeded all normal rules that one must also remember to see the otherâs signals. I just threw myself at her! [6]
NukĂąka: I remember him wearing me down. There was a hand all the time. The first time we slept together, I woke up at night knowing he was stroking my back while he slept. I fell in love with it very much. [3]
Nikolaj: I simply had to convince her to marry me, so I cast her in a movie I was filming in Iceland. [1]
Nikolaj: It was so lucky that, together with the director Simon Staho, I was writing a movie called Vildspor. It was a friendship story with me and Mads Mikkelsen, and there was a role that I thought she would fit in well. I told Simon that I had just met this girl and that he should consider auditioning her. He did so, and he thought she was perfect, so Nukùka got the role. We had the coolest summer in Iceland, where I eventually asked her to marry me. [4]
Nikolaj: At the end of the shoot, I invited Nukùka up to this place called SnÊfellsjökull, which is a glacier, a volcano. And then I asked her to marry me there. [5]
Nikolaj: It was on a volcano crater, and she was right on the edge, so she couldnât say no. That would be too dangerous. [1] [7]
She laughs again. Almost giggles. Another gentleness has come over her after the conversation turns to Nikolaj. Not because itâs hassle-free. On the contrary, it was almost a challenge that Nikolaj proposed after just four months. [3]
NukĂąka: We had to fight some matches because we threw ourselves into it so quickly. I was in love too, but when you say yes to something so quickly, you donât know what to do. Although it sounds romantic. It was a chance we took. I had to learn to put into words what I was missing and what I wanted, and at the same time we got to know each other. [3]
