I 1985 optog vi denne lille video med Niels Peter, daværende gård- og altmuligmand i Nordisk Films gamle studier i Valby. Han stod også for fremvisning af dristige gamle erotiske film i Kinografen og viste de dengang få interesserede rundt i studierne iført sin blå kittel. Inden Niels Peter kom til Nordisk Film optrådte han også som "slangemenneske" i omrejsende cirkus, hvor han kunne vride sig gennem små metalringe. Producent: Karsten Kjær

Tour of Nordisk Film Studios in Valby as we explore its 80-year history, from the studio's establishment in 1906 to its current state. Discover the transformation of the original stage, once a greenhouse, now repurposed for storage. This space houses old furniture and costumes, including the last wardrobe of actor Valdemar Lang.

Explore the star wardrobe, where actors managed their own costumes and makeup in a modest space. Learn about the challenges actors faced when handling everything themselves in the early days.

Move to Stage 2 to uncover the secrets behind the old power board. Witness the evolution of set design from sailcloth walls to modern plywood. Examine the development of furniture on sets, comparing early canvas-painted pieces to contemporary designs.

Conclude the tour in the world of Weekend TV, a new technique showcased in Studio 3. Explore the potential future of TV production at Nordisk Film Studios, reflecting on its historical significance since its inception in 1906.