Ludwig Eriksson is Monika's alcoholic father, whose constant drinking and violent outbursts make life at home intolerable for her. His behavior directly prompts Monika to pack her belongings and flee, seeking refuge with Harry. Though he does not drive the later events, his household violence is the immediate cause of the couple's escape from Stockholm.
Tubal is Albert's charismatic assistant and an active promoter of the troupe's supernatural image. He tells the townsmen that Albert is mute, sells Granny's love potions, and recruits Henrietta for the public performance. Although he travels with the troupe, he eventually chooses to remain with Sofia.
Frid is a servant who becomes Petra's new lover during the Midsummer gathering. He assists the escape of Anne and Henrik after they consummate their relationship, and his presence connects the servants to the central romantic resolutions. Frid concludes that the night has smiled three times upon the troubled lovers.
Local farmer or landholder, interacts with the main family over land disputes.
Teobald Grym is a character played by Åke Fridell. The cast information identifies him by name and places him among the film's selected roles, but the supplied material does not explain what he does in the story or how he is connected to Valentin or the other characters.
The leader of the 2248 archaeological team that discovers and curates the century-old film reels. Acts as the framing narrator of the meta-narrative.
Åke Fridell has 72 screen credits in a career dating back to 1944. Their work is anchored in the The Emigrants Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include The Talking Thread, En stormträta, Summer with Monika. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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