Prepare to Fall in Love With ‘Sense and Sensibility’ Star Herbert Nordrum
The Norwegian actor — heart-wrenching as the lovesick Colonel Brandon — sits down to talk pleasing Jane Austen fans, his chemistry with Esmé Creed-Miles and the legacy of the late Alan Rickman: "It's very important to recognize the shoulders I stand on."
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Herbert Nordrum chooses the funniest — and, ironically, maybe most British — possible allegory when describing his involvement in Georgia Oakley’s Sense and Sensibility . “It feels like I’ve been dropped in the national English football team,” the Norwegian tells The Hollywood Reporter . “And everyone is passing me the ball, and they’re not being weird about it.”
You can’t blame Nordrum for feeling a little daunted. This windswept, earthy adaptation of Jane Austen’s beloved novel — out in U.S. theaters Friday — boasts an all-star ensemble of Brits ( Daisy Edgar-Jones and George MacKay among…
