Johnny Bergh

[1] Bergh started his career as a jazz musician and comedy actor in Bergen, and studied acting at the Norwegian National Academy of Theatre.

[2] As one of the first TV workers in Norway, Bergh worked for the first years with everything from the Nobel Peace Prize and the news to theatre and large studio shows.

[3] He was the responsible national producer for the Nordic collaborative Nordvision 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.

[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.

Actors Johnny Bergh and Tom Tellefsen while performing at The National Theatre in Oslo in 1958.