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((Short description|Fictional character created by Gunnar Staalesen))
((Infobox character
| name = Varg Veum
| series = Varg Veum
| image = Teaserplakat - Varg 115952b.jpg
| caption = 
| first = ''Bukken til havresekken'' (The Buck to the Sack of Oats)
| last = 
| creator = [[Gunnar Staalesen]]
| portrayer = [[Trond Espen Seim]]
| gender = Male
| occupation = Private detective
| nationality = Norwegian 
))

'''Varg Veum''' is the central character in a series of [[Crime fiction|crime novels]], written by the Norwegian author [[Gunnar Staalesen]], about a [[private detective]]  who lives in [[Bergen]], on the west coast of [[Norway]]. The books have been translated into several languages, including [[English language|English]], [[Spanish language|Spanish]], [[German language|German]], and [[Swedish language|Swedish]].

In the series there are 19 novels, two short story compilations and an additional short story, a collaboration (1993) with writer [[Fredrik Skagen]], in which Veum meets a hero of Skagen's books, Morten Martens.<ref>((Cite web|url=http://www.vargveum.no/Default.aspx?tabid=509&subtabid=604|title = No))</ref>

==List of novels==
[[File:Bukken-til-havresekken.jpeg|thumb|right|Cover of the first novel, 1977.]]
* Bukken til havresekken (The Buck to the Sack of Oats) (1977)
* Din, til døden (Yours Until Death) (1979) *
* Tornerose sov i hundre år (Sleeping Beauty Slept for One Hundred Years) (1980)
* Kvinnen i kjøleskapet (The Woman in the Fridge) (1981)
* I mørket er alle ulver grå (At Night All Wolves Are Grey) (1983) *
* Hekseringen (The Witches Circle) (includes 7 Varg Veum stories) (1985)
* Svarte får (Black Sheep) (1988) *
* Falne engler (Fallen Angels) (1989) *
* Bitre blomster (Bitter Flowers) (1991)
* Begravde hunder biter ikke (Buried Dogs Do Not Bite) (1993)
* Dødelig madonna (Lethal Madonna) (collaborative story with Fredrik Skagen) (1993)
* Skriften på veggen (The Writing on the Wall) (1995) *
* De døde har det godt (The Dead Have It Easy) (8 stories) (1996)
* Som i et speil (As If In A Mirror) (2002)
* Ansikt til ansikt (Face to Face) (2004)
* Dødens drabanter (The Consorts of Death) (2006) *
* Kalde hjerter (Cold Hearts) (2008) *
* Vi skal arve vinden (We Shall Inherit The Wind) (2010) *
* Der hvor roser aldri dør (Where Roses Never Die) (2012) *
* Ingen er så trygg i fare (Wolves in the Dark) (2014) *
* Storesøster (Big Sister) (2016) *
* Utenfor er hundene (Wolves at the Door) (2018) *

'''*''' Available in [[English language|English]].<ref>((Cite web|url=http://www.vargveum.no/Default.aspx?tabid=507|title=No))</ref>

==Films==
===Production history===
In film adaptations, private detective Varg Veum is portrayed by Norwegian actor [[Trond Espen Seim]].In

In 2005 the Norwegian film production company [[SF Norge]] announced they would produce six films based on the books.<ref>[http://www1.vg.no/film/artikkel.php?artid=106779 VG Nett – Film: Gunnar Staalesens Varg Veum i seks filmer.]</ref> The first film, ''[[Bitre Blomster]]'' (''Bitter Flowers''), opened in cinemas in Norway September 28, 2007.<ref>[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0844948/ Varg Veum – Bitre blomster (2007).] IMDb.com.</ref> The film was directed by the [[Norway|Norwegian]] director [[Ulrik Imtiaz Rolfsen]], who was previously known for the 2005 comedy crime film ''[[Izzat (2005 film)|Izzat]]''.

The second and third films, ''Tornerose'' (''Sleeping Beauty'') and ''Din til døden'' (''Yours Until Death''), were directed by Erik Richter Strand, a director who had won awards both in Europe and in the United States for his previous films. Both went direct to DVD.

The fourth film, ''Falne engler'' (''[[Fallen Angels (2008 film)|Fallen Angels]]''), was directed by [[Morten Tyldum]], who later became well known after his 2011 film direction of the [[Jo Nesbø]] novel ''[[Headhunters (film)|Hodejegerne]] (Headhunters)''. It received a cinema release.

The fifth and sixth films, ''Kvinnen i kjøleskapet'' (''The Woman in the Fridge'') and ''Begravde hunder'' (''Buried Dogs'') respectively, were directed by Alexander Eik and released direct to DVD.

In 2009 it was announced that six more of the Varg Veum novels would be filmed. The second series films were released theatrically in Norway. All titles have been since then released both on DVD and on Blu-ray.

The first of these was ''Skriften på veggen'' (''The Writing on the Wall''), directed by [[Stefan Faldbakken]], a director of commercials.

''Svarte får'' (''Black Sheep'') was directed by the television director Stephan Apelgren, best known for directing many of the Swedish detective [[Kurt Wallander]] crime films. Apelgren continued directing duties on the next film in the series, ''Dødens drabanter'' (''Consorts of Death'').

The tenth film, ''I mørket er alle ulver grå'' (''At Night All Wolves Are Grey''), saw the return of director Alexander Eik.

The eleventh film, ''De døde har det godt'' (''The Dead Have It Easy''), is the only one not directly based on a Varg Veum novel but rather combined elements from several short stories from the compilation of the same title.

The last film, ''Kalde hjerter'' (''Cold Hearts''), was co-written and directed by lead actor Seim.

===List of films===
====First series====
* Bitre blomster ([[Bitre Blomster|Bitter Flowers]]) (September 2007)
* Tornerose (Sleeping Beauty) (January 2008)
* Din til døden (Yours Until Death) (March 2008)
* Falne engler ([[Fallen Angels (2008 film)|Fallen Angels]]) (April 2008)
* Kvinnen i kjøleskapet (The Woman In The Fridge) (September 2008)
* Begravde hunder (Buried Dogs) (October 2008)

====Second series====
* Skriften på veggen (The Writing on the Wall) (November 2010)
* Svarte får (Black Sheep) (January 2011)
* Dødens drabanter (Consorts of Death) (April 2011)
* I mørket er alle ulver grå (At Night All Wolves Are Grey) (November 2011)
* De døde har det godt (The Dead Have It Easy) (January 2012)
* Kalde hjerter (Cold Hearts) (March 2012)

==References==
((More citations needed|date=December 2007))
((reflist))

==External links==
* [http://www.vargveum.no/Default.aspx?tabid=513 Official site]
* [http://blog.norway.com/2009/07/14/nordic-noir-summer-crime-series-%E2%80%93-varg-veum Plot summaries in English of the films in the first series of ''Varg Veum'']
* [http://www.scotsman.com/news/interview-gunnar-staalesen-author-1-836880 2010 interview with Gunnar Staalsen from ''The Scotsman'']

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[[Category:Fictional Norwegian people]]
[[Category:Bergen]]
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