Manon Rasmussen (born 2 August 1951 in Horsens) is a Danish costume designer. She is best known for collaborating with Thomas Vinterberg, Bille August, Susanne Bier, Christoffer Boe, Lars von Trier, and other prominent Danish directors. Specifically, she has worked on all of von Trier's feature films (with the exception of Medea and The Idiots ), beginning with 1982's Images of Liberation .
Rasmussen has received numerous awards for her work, including Best Costume Design at the 2012 Satellite Awards for her costumes in A Royal Affair. She has also won 17 Robert Awards for Best Costume Design (out of 34 awarded), making her the record-holder for the most wins and nominations in a single category. [1] [2]
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Work | Year | Credit | Notes |
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The Kingdom Exodus | 2022 | Costume designer | Mini-series |
Bamse | 2022 | Costume designer | Feature |
Margrete – Queen of the North | 2021 | Costume designer | Feature, Robert Award for Best Costume Design |
A Fortunate Man | 2018 | Costume designer | Feature, Robert Award for Best Costume Design |
The House That Jack Built | 2018 | Costume designer | Feature |
Tordenskjold & Kold | 2016 | Costume designer | Feature |
Itsi Bitsi | 2014 | Costume designer | Feature |
Nymphomaniac Director's Cut | 2014 | Costumes | Feature, Robert Award for Best Costume Design |
The Hunt | 2013 | Costume designer | Feature |
Sex, Drugs & Taxation | 2013 | Costume designer | Feature, Robert Award for Best Costume Design |
Nymphomaniac | 2013 | Costume designer | Feature |
The Passion of Marie | 2012 | Costume designer | Feature |
A Royal Affair | 2012 | Key costumer | Feature, Robert Award for Best Costume Design |
Melancholia | 2011 | Wardrobe | Feature |
Everything Will Be Fine | 2010 | Costume designer | Feature |
In a Better World | 2010 | Wardrobe | Feature |
Truth About Men | 2010 | Key costumer | Feature |
Lost in Africa | 2010 | Wardrobe | Feature |
Antichrist | 2009 | Costumes, 2. unit (Denmark) | Feature |
Above the Street Below the Water | 2009 | Key costumer | Feature |
Flame & Citron | 2008 | Costume designer | Feature, Robert Award for Best Costume Design |
The Candidate | 2008 | Key costumer | Feature |
Max Manus | 2008 | Wardrobe | Feature |
Lost Treasure II | 2007 | Costume designer | Feature |
The Early Years - Erik Nietzsche part 1 | 2007 | Key costumer | Feature |
The Lost Treasure of the Knights Templar | 2006 | Costume designer | Feature |
After the Wedding | 2006 | Wardrobe | Feature |
Drømmen | 2006 | Wardrobe | Feature, Robert Award for Best Costume Design |
The Boss of It All | 2006 | Wardrobe | Feature |
Young Andersen | 2005 | Costume designer | Feature, Robert Award for Best Costume Design |
Manderlay | 2005 | Wardrobe | Feature |
klovn | 2005 | Wardrobe | TV series |
Lars von Trier Anecdotes | 2005 | Appearance | TV documentary |
Dogville | 2003 | Wardrobe | Feature, Robert Award for Best Costume Design |
Stealing Rembrandt | 2003 | Wardrobe | Feature |
Island of the Pixies | 2003 | Wardrobe | TV series |
Flash of a Dream | 2002 | Wardrobe | Documentary |
Facing the Truth | 2002 | Wardrobe | Feature |
Juliane (film) | 2000 | Wardrobe | Feature |
Dancer in the Dark | 2000 | Wardrobe | Feature |
Two Penny Dance | 1999 | Wardrobe | Feature |
Ved Stillebækken | 1999 | Wardrobe | TV series |
Heart of Light | 1998 | Wardrobe | Feature |
I Wonder Who's Kissing You Now? | 1998 | Wardrobe | Feature |
Eye of the Eagle | 1997 | Wardrobe | Feature, Robert Award for Best Costume Design |
Barbara | 1997 | Wardrobe | Feature |
Breaking the Waves | 1996 | Costume designer | Feature |
Carmen & Babyface | 1995 | Wardrobe | Feature |
Just a Girl | 1995 | Costumes | Feature, Robert Award for Best Costume Design |
My Childhood Symphony | 1994 | Wardrobe | Feature, Robert Award for Best Costume Design |
The Russian Singer | 1993 | Wardrobe | Feature |
Black Harvest | 1993 | Wardrobe | Feature, Robert Award for Best Costume Design |
The Boys from St. Petri | 1991 | Wardrobe | Feature, Robert Award for Best Costume Design |
Europa | 1991 | Wardrobe | Feature |
The Village (TV-series) | 1991 | Wardrobe | TV series |
Dance of the Polar Bears | 1990 | Wardrobe | Feature |
Miracle in Valby | 1989 | Wardrobe | Feature, Robert Award for Best Costume Design |
Heaven and Hell (film) | 1988 | Wardrobe | Feature |
Time Out (1988 film) | 1988 | Wardrobe | Feature |
Epidemic | 1987 | Wardrobe | Feature |
Tootsiepops and Candyfloss | 1987 | Wardrobe | Feature |
Early Spring | 1986 | Wardrobe | Feature, Robert Award for Best Costume Design |
The Element of Crime | 1984 | Wardrobe | Feature, Robert Award for Best Costume Design [3] |
Twist and Shout | 1984 | Wardrobe | Feature |
Land of Plenty | 1983 | Wardrobe | Feature |
Beauty and the Beast (1983 film) | 1983 | Wardrobe | Feature |
The Indecent Ones | 1983 | Costume assistant | Feature |
Images of a Relief | 1982 | Wardrobe | Short fiction |
The Parallel Corpse | 1982 | Wardrobe | Feature |
Stab in the Heart | 1981 | Wardrobe | Feature |
Cry Wolf | 1981 | Wardrobe | Feature |
The Return of Captain Klyde | 1980 | Wardrobe | Feature |
Next Stop Paradise | 1980 | Wardrobe | Feature |
The House by the Sea | 1980 | Property | Feature |
Johnny Larsen | 1979 | Wardrobe | Feature |
The Baron | 1978 | Costume assistant | Feature |
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