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Contracts created since 2011 between Metronome, Friday TV, and BUMP by Metronome's legal team in Sweden.
BUMP pitched and submitted "LUXURY TRAP" to TV3 Danmark and Metronome Production A/s in February 2006, Luxury Trap is aired by TV3 and produced by Metronome since November 2006.
Luxury Trap trademark is owned by Banner Universal Motion Pictures, BUMP.
After creating in 2003 the gameshow format "Minute Winner - You got one Minute To Win It", BUMP founder and IP creator Derek Banner created "LUXURY TRAP" in 2005 based on an original idea and Danish draft by his wife Anita L. Banner. Minute To Win It was aired by NBC since 2010 and has been distributed to over 50 countries and 70 territories. It was awarded the title of world's most sold studio based gameshow in 2011 and 2012. Luxury Trap is adapted by Banijay Nordics / Endemol Shine Group, including Metronome Productions in Denmark, Meter Film & Television in Sweden, Friday TV in Sweden, Rubicon TV in Norway, and Pluto TV, Viaplay Group, Nordic Entertainment Group (NENT Group, MTG Modern Times Group).
License for the format is available for other countries and territories, contact Derek Banner to find out more.
https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lyxfällan
https://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luksusfælden
https://no.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luksusfellen
LUXURY TRAP original TV show format was submitted to TV3 Danmark's Head of programming Karoline Briand Spodsberg (currently COO Banijay Nordic) by an email of 15 February 2006, and to Metronome's Head of programming Jan Lagermand Lundme (currently Head of Entertainment at DR, Danmarks Radio) by an email of 18 February 2006 and also during a pitch meeting with Lundme in 2006. The format was also further discussed with Jock Millgårdh who was co-founder of Swedish format company Friday TV, owned by Metronome Group (Endemol Shine / Banijay). After the pitch meeting Lundme confirmed by email to BUMP that Friday TV is BUMP's contact regarding all the TV formats BUMP submitted as program proposals to the Metronome Group.
In April 2006 Friday TV, TV3, and Metronome decided to exploit the format and began development and pre-production; production started in May 2006, filming in August 2006, and the program was aired the first time on TV3 Sweden on November 1st, 2006 with the translated Swedish title "Lyxfällan" (Luxury Trap). In 2008 the program was aired on TV3 Denmark, Luksusfælden, and on TV3 Norway, Luksusfellen.
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Luxury Trap is adapted in Norway, Finland, Denmark, Estonia, Lithuania, and the Netherlands.
BACKGROUND
There was a time when Danes used to save up money so they could afford something new. It is no longer the case. Today we want it all in half the time - even young people have expensive furniture, designer clothes, cars and latest technology. In other words, Danes borrow money like never before, the debt on credit cards, consumer loans, overdrafts, etc skyrocketing. It may take a long time to settle climbing debt. In Luxury Trap selected participants have the opportunity to get rid of their debt in just one evening - and get some good advice along the way so they do not wind up in a similar situation. The program is aimed primarily at an audience between 18 and 40 years old, who are still in their "establishment phase" and therefore tempted to borrow money for greater and lesser consumption.
Key Details from the original draft:
"Debt due to over-spending", "Participant tells the host how much they owe and why", "Promissory note (power of attorney)", "Blackboard with amounts and categories", "Material things", "Earned money is used to repay the debt "," Financial Advisors ", "Promissory Note or Power of attorney torn to pieces " ...
A celebrity version of Swedish adaptation of BUMP´s Luxury Trap, "Lyxfällan", aired on 25 August 2020.
Lyxfällan host and financial expert Magnus Hedberg takes care of Swedish celebrities' personal finances in the new Luxury Trap adaptation, called "Dream Trap", "Drömfällan". The program was broadcast in four episodes during its first season on Viaplay, Viafree, and TV3 Sweden.