A Swedish character encountered by Sam, serving as a supporting figure in the episodic comedic adventures.
A Secret Service agent working for the United States of Rome. He is sent to assist Läspia in her counter-plot against the Trojan marriage alliance. He successfully frees the enslaved Prince Paris and facilitates his meeting with Helena.
The central protagonist of the Swedish comedy adaptation. As the main seeker, he drives the narrative forward through his pursuit of hidden valuables linked to the chairs, navigating comedic misadventures across Stockholm and Sigtuna.
Adrian is a composer and a friend of Bertil Kronberg and Gunnar Ståhle. At their suggestion, he pretends to be Bertil so they can learn whether Claire Wanner could love someone who is not a wealthy landowner. Claire discovers the deception, and Adrian later writes a romantic melody for her that becomes a great success.
Lasse Alm is a friend of Harry Nyström, and the two work for shipowner Ludvig "Ludde" Ekman. They want to borrow money from Ekman to buy a boat of their own. When Ekman is called up, he persuades Alm to take his place in exchange for the loan; after Alm is also called up, Ekman reluctantly reports in Alm's place. All three end up aboard the cruiser Gotland, bound for Monte Carlo.
He is listed as a cadet aspirant. The supplied plot summary provides no account of his actions or relationships with the other characters, so his part in the story cannot be described further.
Åke Söderblom has 80 screen credits in a career dating back to 1933. Signature works include Lille Napoleon, Hans Majestät får vänta, Löjtnantshjärtan. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
