Private company

Fine & Mellow Productions

Danish production company

Fine & Mellow Productions is a production company based in Copenhagen, Denmark. It is owned by Thomas Gammelgaard (66%) and Nordisk Film (34%), and produces both feature films and television drama.2 Wikipedia text CC BY-SA 4.0

Last updated Oct 21, 2026.

Overview

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Fine & Mellow Productions is a production company based in Copenhagen, Denmark. It is owned by Thomas Gammelgaard (66%) and Nordisk Film (34%), and produces both feature films and television drama.2

The story

Fine & Mellow Productions was founded in 2002 by Thomas Gammeltoft, former producer and co-owner of Angel Production. The company's first feature film, Stealing Rembrandt (2003) sold over a quarter of a million tickets in its first week. Later successes include Hella Joof's comedy Oh Happy Day (2004) which was sold to Disney for a US remake and Henrik Ruben Genz's Terribly Happy which won both the Bodil Award and Robert Award for Best Danish Film of 2008.

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Products and brands

Feature films

Stealing Rembrandt (Jannik Johansen, 2003)

Oh Happy Day (Hella Joof, 2004)

Chinaman (Henrik Ruben Genz, 2005)

Murk (Jannik Johansen, 2005)

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Pure Hearts (Kenneth Kainz, 2006)

Easy Skanking (Hella Joof, 2006)

Terribly Happy (Henrik Ruben Genz, 2008)

Hush Little Baby (Hella Joof, 2009)

Rosa Morena (Carlos Augusto de Oliveira, 2011)

Skyscraper (Rune Schjøtt, 2011)

Excuse Me (Henrik Ruben Genz, 2012)

Volcano (Runar Runarsson, 2012)

Television

Lulu & Leon

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Timeline

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Sources

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