One of Iceland’s fastest expanding production powerhouses, Glassriver is behind the standout Berlinale Series’ crime show “Black Sands,” which premiered on Iceland’s Channel 2 on Dec. 25.

Icelandic international star Aníta Breim (“The Tudors,” “The Minister,” “Journey to the Center of the Earth”) is making her debut as a creator and writer with the drama series “As ...

Anita Briem: The 'odd little girl' from Iceland says she wasn't intimidated by Brendan Fraser in 'Journey to the Center of the Earth': 'I have the Viking heritage!' ...

ITV Studios, Fremantle and Federation Studios, partnering with Apple Tree Productions, Elisa Viihde and TV 2 Norge, will go head to head with Nordic powerhouses Glassriver and DR at next year’s ...

When she visited Reykjavik for the first time in 2000, Anita Rani fell in love with Iceland and promised herself she'd be back to explore more of the country.

The Journey to the Center of the Earth actress and Iceland native Anita Briem makes us want to journey north. By Buddy Kite Published: Jul 16, 2008. Media Platforms Design Team.

When she visited Reykjavik for the first time in 2000, Anita Rani fell in love with Iceland and promised herself she'd be back to explore more of the country. It may have taken 25 years, but the ...

Anita Briem (born 29 May 1982) is an Icelandic actress. She is known for her role as Jane Seymour on The Tudors and her role as Hannah in Journey to the Center of the Earth. Description above from ...

Anita Briem of Iceland explains how to warm up a northern girl. by andrew vontz Published: Jun 18, 2008 12:00 AM EDT. Save Article. I was in my teens when I swung my first broadsword, and I never ...

Eccho Rights has brought the Swedish SVOD platform C More on board to partner with Icelandic producer Glassriver and broadcaster Stod 2 on the relationship drama As Long as We Live.

It may have taken 25 years, but the TV and radio presenter, 47, finally got the chance to return last month. And now, in an exclusive interview with MailOnline, Anita reveals why she found Iceland ...