Potatis-Algot is the person whom Kolavippen announces is dying. Kolavippen intends to take him to eternity, creating a bizarre but serious episode in the story. The summary provides no further information about Potatis-Algot's actions or relationship to the boy.
A dapper, mustachioed acquaintance of Jenny who follows her to the village. He disrupts a charity ball, passionately kisses Nelly, and attempts to seduce her by falsely claiming he murdered his pregnant wife and child. After his lie is exposed, he flees and commits off-screen suicide.
The ballet master who recognizes Marie's single-minded devotion to her dancing and intuitively understands her emotional problems during her dress rehearsal.
An old acquaintance of Martin Grande, whom he encounters while drinking in a hotel on a May evening in 1945. Ragnar asks about Martin's former family life and mentions Rut Köhler. Their awkward conversation stirs memories Martin would rather avoid, and Martin leaves the hotel unsettled.
Dick Mattsson is a journalist at Kvällsbladet, the newspaper identified in the cast list. He is one of the film’s two named leads; the available plot information does not specify what he investigates or how his story develops.
Minor character possibly an outsider or professional contact.
Stig Olin has 64 screen credits in a career dating back to 1940. Their work is anchored in the Sten Stensson Stéen universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Mord, lilla vän, To Joy, Incorrigible. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
