Psychiatrist who attempts to treat Manfred's dissociative identity disorder through an unconventional method involving role-playing with other mental patients as members of The Beatles.
One of Otto's hacker friends who helps identify a suspect using facial recognition software. He disposes of evidence after the group's first kill, finds a bound Ukrainian boy, lies to Mathilde about their activities being a therapy group, and helps defend the house in the final shootout.
Torben is a relative involved in the Christmas preparations, offering to handle wine and traditional dishes. Later, after drinking, he insists on driving home, prompting Poul and others to intervene and persuade him to stay. He also challenges Poul about the Norwegian resistance fighter Poul has mentioned.
Victor is Tove’s partner, who argues with her about her writing and whether she is intoxicated before leaving for work. He later defends the care he has given her and says he admires her talent, while Tove sees his rescuing behavior as self-serving. He confronts Tove and Klaus after their apparent encounter.
Nomi's new boyfriend making his debut at the annual gathering. He lacks social tact and frequently raises sensitive topics, inadvertently destabilizing the group's comfort zone and acting as a catalyst for change.
He takes practical action on behalf of the struggling writer by arranging a royal grant that provides lodging and schooling. Although this opportunity may help develop the central character’s future, it also forces him to leave Copenhagen, creating resentment and intensifying his fear that others want him to abandon writing for a conventional occupation.
Mick is a thief whose schemes drive the story. After being arrested, he asks Kenneth to manage things and reduce his debts while he serves time, but he remains convinced that a major opportunity can change their lives. He pursues a deal for the stolen painting and tries to reassure Trine, even as his reckless choices put his family at risk.
Regitze's father. Has been out of contact with his daughter for an extended period. Agrees to the Camino pilgrimage to honor his late wife's final wish, making the 260km journey a crucible for addressing the living rather than just mourning the dead.
Stig is Melissa’s father and a warm, welcoming presence in Carsten’s life. He offers Carsten food and a sweater, teaches him to chop wood, and takes him duck hunting. Believing Carsten and Melissa are serious, he is saddened by their breakup and tenderly ends his own contact with Carsten.
Frederik is Sigrid's brother and a scientist leading the experimental antidepressant study in which Mikael volunteers. He shuts down the trial after aggressive behavior appears among subjects and secretly gives Mikael placebo pills to protect him from unsafe drugs, later revealing the truth before Mikael can confess.
Pastor Kjeldgaard is among the people aiding refugees and is involved in sheltering a large group in the church. As German security police surround the building, he and the others debate how to move the refugees without drawing attention, settling on small groups and using a milk truck and wheelbarrow.
Local physician and member of the village's unofficial ruling quartet alongside the grocer and priest. He examines Ingelise Buhl's corpse and pressures Robert to falsify the cause of death as cardiac arrest, deliberately excluding outside authorities. He later reveals that the group has been monitoring Robert and effectively blackmails him into staying in Skarrild as their enforcer.
Lars Brygmann has 54 screen credits in a career dating back to 1997. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently Iqbal (Samling) with 1 titles. Signature works include Unit One, Riders of Justice, The Last Viking. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 3 universes
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