Österberg, played by John Botvid, is identified in the cast as Per Österberg’s father. The supplied synopsis establishes this family relationship but provides no information about his occupation, actions in the story, or connections to the other characters.
Karlsson is a railway crossing keeper and the father of Inga. The cast establishes his family relationship and occupation, but the available synopsis does not explain what he does in the story or describe further interactions with Ivar and the other characters.
Farbror Nalle is the porter at the Fjällhotellet. His listed role connects him to the hotel and its guests, including the other characters who stay there. The available plot information does not state what he does beyond his position at the hotel.
Freddie's uncle, a fisherman, takes charge of Perossi when the visiting dignitary wants to fish for smelt rather than follow the official program. He brings Perossi home, where the guest joins a cheerful gathering with singing, music, and strong drinks. Perossi later falls asleep there after learning about Sweden's coffee shortage.
Vidar Bolling is a professor and a guest at Hotel Kåkbrinken. His stated position as a hotel guest places him in the hotel's setting, but the available plot information does not specify his subject, actions, or relationships with the principal characters.
Minor character likely a child or young companion in comedic scenes.
John Botvid has 97 screen credits in a career dating back to 1917. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Åsa-Nisse with 1 titles. Signature works include Botte i farten, Kajan går till sjöss, Rattens musketörer. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 4 universes
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