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‘The Odyssey’ Rented a Viking Ship. They Say They Damaged It

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When a film company contacted the Viking Center of Värmland in central Sweden in late 2024 and said that it wanted to rent a replica of a Viking boat for a project called Charlie’s Tale, Peter Olausson, president of the center, immediately accepted. Not every day the small historical attraction had the opportunity to participate in a Hollywood project. When the ship returned damaged a few months later, Olausson recalled, he did not care too much…

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The Viking Council in Nysäter is gathering visitors and Vikings from near and far again this year. There is a market, axe throwing and tours of the ship Glad av Gillberga. And the ship itself has recently been the subject of discussion in connection with a dispute between the association and Universal Studios. – It is fascinating to see that our, despite being small, ship has received such attention, says Peter Olausson, chairman of the Vikingal…

·Stockholm, Sweden
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When a film company contacted the Viking Center of Värmland in central Sweden in late 2024 and said that it wanted to rent a replica of a Viking boat for a project called Charlie’s Tale, Peter Olausson, president of the center, immediately accepted. Not every day the small historical attraction had the opportunity to participate in a Hollywood project. When the ship returned damaged a few months later, Olausson recalled, he did not care too much…

Universal denies allegations that it left unpaid damages to a ship used in "Odyssey."

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Swedish owners of a Viking ship, a replica used in the film "Odyssey," say they feel "look after the ship has been returned damaged and without paying the repair bill.

Representatives of the Swedish Viking ship, which is featured in the blockbuster film "The Odyssey", will talk to the film company Universal about the unpaid invoice, writes DN.

·Malmö, Sweden
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After a long silence from Hollywood, the Viking Association has finally received an answer: the invoices should be paid. The association does not agree with this.

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Värmlands Folkblad broke the news on Friday, July 24, 2026.
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