Lilyhammer (2012) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A former New York Mafia underboss placed in witness protection, Frank adopts the identity Giovanni “Johnny” Henriksen in Lillehammer. He builds a criminal crew, opens the Flamingo nightclub, protects...
A British thief who comes to Lillehammer to sell a Ferrari, Duncan becomes entangled with Johnny’s crew after Dag’s debts complicate the transaction. He kidnaps Roar and later threatens Torgeir at the...
A local car salesman involved in Duncan’s attempted Ferrari sale, Dag owes money to Johnny and becomes connected to the Flamingo crew. Later, he creates an insurance scheme by driving a Christmas-tree...
Torgeir is Roar’s brother and one of Johnny’s most important allies in Lillehammer. He assists with the wolf hunt, criminal operations, and the Flamingo nightclub, but also questions Johnny’s identity...
A local teacher whom Johnny meets on the train from Oslo to Lillehammer, Sigrid becomes his partner and the mother of his twins. She initially welcomes Johnny into her family, but ends their relations...
Laila is Lillehammer’s police chief and Johnny’s neighbor. She investigates suspicious events surrounding him, including the wolf killing, the Flamingo, and Jerry’s burial, but sometimes chooses to pr...
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 g...
Jonas is Sigrid’s son and becomes connected to Johnny after meeting him during the train journey to Lillehammer. His lamb’s death helps prompt Johnny’s wolf hunt, while his later kidnapping by Johnny’...
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Across three seasons, a relocated criminal informant tries to establish a Norwegian life while criminal identity, international disputes, and struggles over authority repeatedly return.
Lilyhammer (2012) · 7.3/10 · comedy, crime, drama
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