Junior Eurovision Song Contest

Duration:

Denmark:122 min | Spain:120 min

Genres:

Family | Music

IMDB rate:

6.1

Director:

Arne J. Rasmussen

Details

Country: Denmark

Filming Locations: Amagertorv, Copenhagen, Denmark

Cast

Actor

Character

Camilla Ottesen

Herself - Host

Remee

Himself - Host

Nicolai Molbech

Announcer (voice)

Flow Dance Academy

Themselves - Dancers

Nicolas Ganopoulos

Himself - Performer: Greece (as Nicolas)

Dino Jelusic

Himself - Performer: Croatia (as Dino)

Theodora Raftis

Herself - Performer: Cyprus (as Theodora)

Volha Satsiuk

Herself - Performer: Belarus (as Volha)

Katsiaryna Lipouskaya

Herself - Backing vocals: Belarus

Dzintars Cica

Himself - Performer: Latvia (as Dzintars)

Marija Arsovska

Herself - Performer: FYR Macedonia (as Marija, Victorija & Co.)

Viktorija Loba

Herself - Performer: FYR Macedonia (as Marija, Victorija & Co.)

Irena Galabovska

Herself - Performer: FYR Macedonia (as Marija, Victorija & Co.)

Bisera Ilijoska

Herself - Backing Vocals: FYR Macedonia (as Marija, Victorija & Co.)

Bojana Ilijoska

Herself - Backing Vocals: FYR Macedonia (as Marija, Victorija & Co.)

Elena Maksimovska

Herself - Dancer: FYR Macedonia (as Marija, Victorija & Co.)

Mirjana Nikolovska

Herself - Dancer: FYR Macedonia (as Marija, Victorija & Co.)

Katarzyna Zurawik

Herself - Performer: Poland (as Katarzyna)

Charlot Daysh

Herself - Performer: Norway (as 2U)

Joakim Harestad Haukaas

Himself - Performer: Norway (as 2U)

Sergio Jesús García Gil

Himself - Performer: Spain (as Sergio)

Andrei Mihai Cernea

Himself - Performer: Romania (as Bubu)

Ana Vera

Herself - Backing Vocals: Romania

Giulia

Herself - Backing Vocals: Romania

Lavinia

Herself - Backing Vocals: Romania

Jonas Meukens

Himself - Performer: Belgium (as X!nk)

Thomas Valkiers

Himself - Performer: Belgium (as X!nk)

Philip Valkiers

Himself - Performer: Belgium (as X!nk)

Niels Meukens

Himself - Performer: Belgium (as X!nk)

Tom Morley

Himself - Performer: United Kingdom

Anne Gadegaard

Herself - Performer: Denmark (as Anne)

Sophia Evers

Herself - Backing Vocals: Denmark

Julie Thomsen

Herself - Backing Vocals: Denmark

Rebecca Laakso

Herself - Performer: Sweden (as The Honeypies)

Julia Urbán

Herself - Performer: Sweden (as The Honeypies)

Robin Karlsson

Himself - Dancer: Sweden

Mishannock Ferrero

Himself - Dancer: Sweden

Jenny Holmqvist

Herself - Dancer: Sweden

Sofia Larsson

Herself - Dancer: Sweden

Mira Leonard

Herself - Dancer: Sweden

Esmeralda Nikolajeff

Herself - Dancer: Sweden

Kåve Pour

Himself

Sarah Harrison

Herself - Performer (as Sarah)

Roel Felius

Himself - Performer: Netherlands (as Roel)

Jakob Bjørn

Himself (as Jacob Bjørn)

James Bourne

Himself - Performer (performing 'Crashed the Wedding') (as Busted)

Keisha Buchanan

Herself - Performer (performing 'Hole in the Head') (as Sugababes)

Mutya Buena

Herself - Performer (performing 'Hole in the Head') (as Sugababes)

Jeroen Depraetere

Himself - EBU controller

Mark Durden-Smith

Himself - Presenter (UK version) (voice)

Jenny Frost

Herself (greetings for the show) (as Atomic Kitten)

Lauren J. Irwin

Herself

Steven Irwin

Himself, Singer

Dario Jelusic

Himself

Sandra Jelusic

Herself

Avril Lavigne

Herself (greetings for the show)

Siri Lindgren

Herself - Swedish vote announcer

Liz McClarnon

Herself (greetings for the show) (as Atomic Kitten)

James McCourt

Himself

Mike Mills

Himself (greetings for the show)

Lene Nystrøm

Herself (greetings for the show) (as Lene)

Tara Palmer-Tomkinson

Herself - Presenter (voice: English version)

Pink

Herself

Heidi Range

Herself - Performer (performing 'Hole in the Head') (as Sugababes)

Britney Spears

Herself (greetings for the show)

Michael Stipe

Himself (greetings for the show)

Holly Valance

Herself (greetings for the show)

Matt Willis

Himself - Performer (as Busted)

Morten Filipsen

Himself - Back-up Jury Member (uncredited)

Alexander Silveira

Himself (audience) (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

The first Eurovision to be broadcast in the 16:9 wide-screen format.

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Marija and Victorija, from FYR Macedonia were found to have been miming to their song during their practices, which was a breach of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest rules, as all song must be performed live. They still went ahead with enough time to be able to perform live on stage.

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It was decided that the country that won the contest would not necessarily host the next contest, in order to reduce the pressure on the contestants. As such, the next host was decided before the contest was held. In this case, the United Kingdom was chosen; however, the UK broadcaster ITV pulled out in May 2004 due to finance and scheduling problems. The venue was therefore moved to Croatia, the winning country of 2003, but the Croatian broadcaster HRT reportedly forgot that the prospective venue for the event was already booked for the period the Junior Eurovision Song Contest was to take place. For this reason, Norway's NRK organized the next contest, which took place in the Lillehammer Håkons Hall, the Ice Arena from the 1994 Winter Olympics.

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Faq

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Chapter Headings, an unofficial version:

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Chapter Headings, an unofficial version:One of many possible sets of chapter headings, based on the dvd times and imdb details: * 01 = 00:00:00 - intro - * 02 = 00:01:44 - the Tivoli garden - Greece - 8 53 points - * 03 = 00:02:11 - Nicolas Ganopolous: "Fili Gia Panta" - * 04 = 00:05:23 - the venue - Forum - Croatia - 1 134 points - * 05 = 00:05:49 - Dino: "Ti Si Moja Prva Ljubav" - * 06 = 00:08:53 - the Royal theatre - Cyprus - 14 16 points - * 07 = 00:09:24 - Theodora Raftis: "Efhi" - * 08 = 00:12:31 - the Danish aquarium - Belarus - 4 103 points - * 09 = 00:12:57 - Volha Satsuk & Katsiaryna Lipouskaya: "Tantsui" - * 10 = 00:16:08 - stroget at Copenhagen - Latvia - 9 37 points - * 11 = 00:16:35 - Dzintars Cica: "Tu Esi Vasara" - * 12 = 00:20:41 - lake at Copenhagen - Macedonia - 12 19 points - * 13 = 00:21:07 - Marija & Victorija: "Ti Ne Me Poznavas" - * 14 = 00:24:22 - hotel at Copenhagen - Poland - 16 3 points - * 15 = 00:24:48 - Katarzyna Zurawik: "Co's Mnie Nosi" - * 16 = 00:28:02 - Danish hairdressing salon - Norway - 13 18 points - * 17 = 00:28:32 - 2U: "Sinnsykt Gal Forelsket" - * 18 = 00:31:31 - parken - Spain - 2 125 points - * 19 = 00:31:57 - Sergio: "Desde El Cielo" - * 20 = 00:35:15 - the national wax museum - Romania - 10 35 points - * 21 = 00:35:41 - BUBU: "Tobele Sunt Viata Mea" - * 22 = 00:38:45 - the trophy - * 23 = 00:39:52 - skatepark - Belgium - 6 83 points - * 24 = 00:40:19 - X!nk: "De Vriendschapsband" - * 25 = 00:43:21 - Copenhagen zoo - United Kingdom - 3 118 points - * 26 = 00:43:52 - Tom Morley: "My Song For The World" - * 27 = 00:46:55 - hotdog stand - Denmark - 5 93 points - * 28 = 00:47:25 - Anne Gadegaard: "Arabiens Drom" - * 29 = 00:50:13 - the round tower - Sweden - 15 12 points - * 30 = 00:50:39 - The Honeypies: "Stoppa Mig" - * 31 = 00:53:37 - riding school - Malta - 7 56 points - * 32 = 00:54:03 - Sarah Harrison: "Like A Star" - * 33 = 00:57:18 - internet cafe - Netherlands - 11 23 points - * 34 = 00:57:45 - Roel Felius: "Mijn Ogen Zeggen Alles" - * 35 = 01:00:52 - recap - * 36 = 01:07:04 - scoring - * 37 = 01:38:37 - winner -

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