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| name = Johnny Bergh | image= Johnny Bergh i kontrollrommet på Centralteatret med Lillian Onstad (cropped).jpg | caption = Johnny Bergh in the control room from a tv broadcast in the 1960s, from the Central Theatre in Oslo, Norway. | birth_name = Johnny Odd Berg | birth_date = {{Birth date|1934|5|6}} | birth_place = Austrheim, Norway | death_date = {{Death date and age|2014|12|23|1934|5|6}} | death_place = Bærum, Norway | occupation = TV producer, TV director, Scriptwriter, TV host, actor | spouse = Bitte Monn-Iversen (1982—2014) }}Johnny Odd Bergh (May 6, 1934 - December 23, 2014) was a Norwegian producer, scriptwriter and director. He was a key player in the development of Norwegian television, and one of the most influential people in Norwegian entertainment until the mid 90s.[1] Bergh started his career as a jazz musician and comedy actor in Bergen, and studied acting at The Norwegian National Academy of Theatre. In 1958 he was recruited to The Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation - two years before regular television broadcasts started in Norway - as employee number 12. After just a few years he became a prominent director and producer.[2] As one of the first tv workers in Norway, Bergh worked for the first years with everything from The Nobel Peace Price and the news to theatre and large studio shows. It was however entertainment that would become his speciality. During his career he produced several thousand tv programs. The shows went on to become benchmark productions for Norwegian entertainment, and many want on for many seasons, some still being in production. Programs include: Lørdagskveld med Erik Bye (talkshow), Kontrapunkt (quiz show), Momarkedet (live variety show), Kvitt eller dobbelt (Norwegian version of The $64,000 Question), Ta sjansen (annual event), Dette er ditt liv (Norwegian version of This is Your Life), Nyttårsshow (variety show), OL-show (olympic variety show), Spellemannprisen (Norwegian music awards) og Melodi Grand Prix (Eurovision Song Contest).[3] He was the responsible national producer for the Nordic collaborative Nordivision-broadcasts in the early days of Norwegian television. Bergh also directed concerts with international artists such as Ella Fitzgerald, Duke Ellington, Bill Evans, Jim Reeves and Otis Redding.[4] From 1986 til 1990 Bergh was the editorial director at the NRK's entertainment department. Bergh had a close professional and personal relationship with tv hosts like Erik Bye, Knut Bjørnsen, Erik Diesen og Harald Tusberg - and produced and developed several shows with all of them. He gave Norwegian entertainment personalities like Harald Heide-Steen jr., Roald Øyen og Stein Roger Bull their first jobs in television - and launched Dan Børge Akerø as an entertainment name.[1][5][6] He also got to work with international artists like Julie Andrews, Bing Crosby, Johnny Weissmuller, Josephine Baker, Ken Curtis, Danny Kaye, The Delta Rhythm Boys, Marty Feldman, Donna Summer, Tina Turner, ABBA and Cliff Richards.[7] Bergh won six times in Rose D'Or in Montreux with different comedy shows.[8] Among these prize winning productions are To Norway - Home of Giants, starring John Cleese, which won two awards. Productions by Johnny Bergh got over 30% of the places when the Norwegian paper Dagbladet awarded the best Norwegian tv entertainment ever in 2010.[9] Bergh has had a strong influence as a role model, mentor and creator of TV as a visual medium. He was the first in Norway who could tell a story with living images on TV. Through his work he created a school for producing that made the foundation of the professional level of production in Norway today.[10] Bergh was married to the TV producer Bitte Monn-Iversen, daughter of composer and producer Egil Monn-Iversen and singer, comedian and actor Sølvi Wang,[11] and died on December 23, 2014 at the age of 80. References1. ^1 {{cite news|title = En gigant i norsk fjernsynshistorie|newspaper = Aftenposten|url = |date = 5 May 1999|page = 10 |language=Norwegian }} {{Authority control}}{{DEFAULTSORT:Bergh, Johnny}}2. ^{{cite news|title = Demonproducer uten nerver|newspaper = Aftenposten|url = |date = 27 November 1965 |language=Norwegian }} 3. ^{{Kilde www|forfatter=Hans Fredrik Dahl|url=http://nbl.snl.no/Erik_Diesen|tittel=Erik Diesen|utgiver=Store norske leksikon|besøksdato=17. desember 2014|dato=26. februar 2010 |language=Norwegian }} 4. ^{{Kilde www|forfatter=Geir Rakvaag |url=http://www.dagsavisen.no/kultur/inne-ute/article315572.ece |tittel=Da Otis kom til Oslo |utgiver=Dagsavisen |besøksdato=29. oktober 2007 |dato=20. september 2007 }}{{dead link|date=April 2017 |bot=InternetArchiveBot |fix-attempted=yes }} 5. ^{{cite news|title = Han ansatte Harald Heide-Steen jr. og oppdaget Dan Børge|newspaper = Dagbladet|url = http://www.dagbladet.no/2014/12/23/nyheter/nrk/nrk_tv/harald_heide-steen/erik_bye/36877465/|date = 23 December 2014|side = |language=Norwegian }} 6. ^{{cite news|title = - Han var min venn og læremester|newspaper = Se og Hør|url = |date = 9 January 2015|side = |last = Haugen|first = Erlend |language=Norwegian }} 7. ^{{Cite news|title = Momarkedet legges ned etter 62 år|newspaper = Seher.no|url = http://www.seher.no/kjendis/momarkedet-legges-ned-etter-62-år-55818|date = 28 April 2012|language=Norwegian }} 8. ^{{cite news|title = Jubilanter|newspaper = Aftenposten|url = |date = 6 May 2009|page = 13 |language=Norwegian }} 9. ^{{Cite news|title = Folkets dom over tidenes beste tv-underholdning|newspaper = Dagbladet|url = |date = 23 August 2010|page = 34 |language=Norwegian }} 10. ^{{Cite news|title = Johnny Bergh - Nekrolog|newspaper = Aftenposten|url = |date = 31 January 2014|side = |first = Stein-Roger|last = Bull |language=Norwegian }} 11. ^{{Cite news|title = Støtte i sorgen|newspaper = Se og Hør|url = |date = 9 January 2015|side = |last = Haugen|first = Erlend |language=Norwegian }} 5 : 1934 births|2014 deaths|People from Nordhordland|Norwegian television producers|Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation people |
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