Henrik B is connected to Vagn Bendtsen through the football group and offers to drive him when the team fails to help. His brief practical assistance comes as Vagn is caught between his father’s death, his concern for John Wayne-Strøm, and the obligation to reach the football game.
A small-time criminal and central protagonist whose schemes are driven by loyalty, family concerns, and a desire to preserve his relationship.
Timo is one of Nikolai's reckless associates, closely connected to Ralf through their drinking, unpaid bar debts, and repeated bad decisions. He becomes involved in the financial scheme surrounding Hafnia Development Group and in the attempt to recover the lost money by breaking into a bank safe.
Member of the criminal trio and Martin's childhood friend. Characterized by a lack of distinction between personal and others' property. Despite his flaws, demonstrates unexpected reliability when the group unites against a common foe.
One of two crooks seeking the children's explosive recipe for a scheme to destroy Tivoli and build a parking facility.
Max's friend known for his bold personality and occasional misguided advice.
Alf is one of two mechanics who share a garage with Rudy. He attends the therapy group for men who have been violent toward women and, like Jan, confesses to hitting his wife. He is asked to examine his relationships and daily life, and later becomes connected to Bente’s opera world, contributing to further friction at home.
A nationalist political leader aiming for a landslide victory in the upcoming parliamentary elections, representing the establishment facing rising radicalization.
Rasmus Bjerg has 53 screen credits in a career dating back to 2005. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently All for ... with 3 titles. Signature works include The Protectors, Wild Men, What a Circus!. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 4 universes
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