Susse Wold

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Characters played by Susse Wold

Grethe — The Hunt (2012)

Grethe is the director of the kindergarten where Lucas works. She interprets Klara's responses to leading questions as evidence, reports the allegation to the authorities, and informs the children's parents because she believes children do not lie about such matters. Her actions help trigger Lucas's social exclusion and loss of employment.

Rektor — Another Round (2020)

The school headmaster. Calls a faculty meeting to reveal that teachers have been drinking alcohol at work, directly precipitating the downfall of the group's experiment and Tommy's tragic end.

Freyja — Pyrus: The Greatest Christmas (1994)

Norse goddess of love and magic appearing in mythological segments

Sif / Elle — Valhalla (1986)

Plays both Sif, who is driven crazy by Quark's antics and leaves, and Elle, the ancient mother of Utgard-Loki who appears as a frail old woman. She wrestles Thor, causing him to rapidly age, and represents the concept of old age itself in the magical challenges.

Eva Bertelsen — Mord for åbent tæppe (1964)

Eva Bertelsen is involved with theater director Poul Bech, though she is married to Georg Holm. A dispute over theater funds centers on paying her husband so that she can marry Bech, and the accounts differ over whether she proposed the arrangement. Her relationships and the money dispute become possible motives investigated after Bech is shot.

Lisbeth — The Man from Swan Farm (1972)

Local woman connected to Swan Farm, involved in community networks.

Henrietta / Clarissa — Hooray for the Blue Hussars (1970)

One of the women drawn into the officers’ contest, Henrietta / Clarissa reacts to the scheme and takes part in the women’s plan to expose the officers’ behavior. The contest becomes entangled with genuine feelings, but the summary does not specify her particular romantic pairing or the details of her actions beyond her involvement with the women.

Josepha Gabriela Maria Vogelhuber — Summer in Tyrol (1964)

Josepha is a central figure in the hotel’s romantic disputes. Leopold is devoted to her, but she resists his advances and says she wants peace. Sigismund is also drawn to her, and she eventually demands that either he or Leopold leave, intensifying the jealousy and misunderstandings among the hotel’s guests and staff.

Career Overview

Susse Wold has 26 screen credits in a career dating back to 1959. Their work is anchored in the Morten Korch Klassikere universe with 1 titles. Signature works include The Hunt, Helligtrekongersaften, Mord for åbent tæppe. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
female
Known Credits
26
Birth Date
1938-11-17
Birth Place
Frederiksberg, Danmark

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q1785313), public domain (CC0).