Dr. Kolberg is the cynical village doctor who interprets Ivan's extreme faith as a way of surviving an unbearable life. He discusses Ivan's condition and later explains that the bullet removed the tumour threatening the priest's life, helping reveal the outcome of the shooting.
Holger is a butcher who insults Bjarne and Svend and criticizes Svend's marinade. He spitefully places the shop's first order, unknowingly buying food made from the electrician's flesh, and later helps Villumsen warn Astrid about the butchers. He also accompanies the public health authorities when they close the shop.
An oracle who reveals that Volcazar can only be killed with a legendary sword wielded by a fearless warrior. This guidance directs Ronal's quest and leads him to seek Zandra's help.
The local mayor who accidentally hits Gabriel with his car. He hosts Gabriel and assists with arranging the father's burial, though he initially advises Gabriel to leave his brothers alone.
An entrepreneur in the first film, minor role.
The town's lawyer who likely handles legal aspects of the contract or its aftermath, adding a bureaucratic layer to the chaos.
Moony is an undertaker and estate agent who sells the old mansion known as the Eye of the Moose to Louise and the twins. His role connects the family to the strange property, whose hidden treasure and suspicious visitors soon draw Emma and Tom into danger.
Ridefogeden is the estate’s steward, responsible for enforcing strict discipline among the remaining peasants at Læsnæs Holm. Axel’s reforms loosen the regime and grant the workers new freedoms, but the genuine count later orders the peasants back to exhausting labor and restores the estate’s harsh authority.
The contractor is left without an architect after the deaths of Claus Worm's architect friends and approaches Claus to propose working together. Claus dislikes and distrusts him, but the contractor's connection to the bank puts pressure on Claus to reconsider. Claus also suspects he may know more about the fatal plane crash.
Optimistic police officer pursuing the criminals throughout the story.
Ole Thestrup has 44 screen credits in a career dating back to 1973. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently All for ... with 1 titles. Signature works include Adam's Apples, Tam Tam i Glassalen, Men & Chicken. 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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