A Lillehammer police officer and devoted Elvis fan, Geir becomes suspicious of Johnny after the Flamingo opens. He edits evidence to portray Johnny as a terrorist, is suspended after mistaking a toy gun for a real weapon, and investigates Johnny’s identity in New York. His discovery leads to his interrogation and death by Johnny’s enemies.
Oscar Svendson is the central figure, found beneath a woman at a strip club surrounded by bodies and holding a shotgun. He recounts how the football-pools syndicate collapsed into violence, claims to be a witness rather than a suspect, and becomes entangled with Thor, Lasse, and the police.
Driver and getaway specialist, crucial for their escape plans.
Loyal sidekick with a knack for getting into trouble, provides comic moments.
Snerk is an evil sorcerer seeking the Magic Gauntlet and controlling the conflict in the Valley of the Knights. He imprisons Iris, hunts Eiril, completes a powerful suit of armor, commands his followers, and threatens to close the tunnel while confronting Eiril.
Levi is a former prisoner connected to an earlier museum robbery. His body is discovered near the seaside guesthouse, prompting Cecilia and Leo's investigation. The diary's reference to “L” raises the possibility that he secretly met Iselin, and Frank says he suspected Levi had hidden the Maltese clock in the bunker.
Svein is someone Håkon goes out to see while Marianne stays at home with the children. The plot summary identifies this visit but gives no further details about Svein's connection to Håkon or what happens during their time together. His role is limited to this brief mention early in the story.
Kyrre Hellum has 28 screen credits in a career dating back to 2001. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently Tomme Tønner Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Lilyhammer, Offline, Jackpot. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 5 universes
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