It is already common knowledge that Börje Salming will get his own TV series.
Filming is already underway in Toronto and now the very first image has been released.
There it is also revealed that popular actress Hedda Stiernstedt gets a major role.
Already in April 2021, the TV channel Viaplay announced that they will make a TV series about the hockey icon Börje Salmings life. Immediately it was clear that Amir Chamdin director and actor Walter Skarsgård starring as a young Salming.
Salming’s TV series
Then the Beverly Hills star also has Jason Priestley connected to the TV series. And now more names will come when it is clear that Oscar Skagerberg plays Börje’s brother Stig Salming and Pelle Holmström do the role of the teammate Inge Hammarström.
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But the very biggest acting name of them all is Hedda Stiernstedt which is now ready for the TV series, as revealed by the very first image from the shoot which you can see below. She has become popular in Sweden after leading roles in the acclaimed “Our time is now” and the new film about “Jönssonligan”.
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Now Stiernstedt will play Börje’s first wife Margitta Wendinlater Salming, who moved with Salming to North America in the 70s.
“This is a strong story about two brave people who throw themselves into the unknown during a time when very few Swedes moved to that part of the world,” says the actress in a press release.
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Filming for the TV series is currently underway in Toronto and the very first image has been released of Valter Skarsgård and Hedda Stiernstedt as Mr. and Mrs. Salming, see it below. The TV series about Börje Salming is expected to premiere on Viaplay next year.
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