Færgekroen (1956) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Erik Hansen, kroejer og færgemand
(played by Dirch Passer) — protagonist
Lars Tofte, kroejer og færgemand
(played by Ove Sprogøe) — protagonist
Jens Ravn, proprietær
(played by Kjeld Petersen) — supporting
Niels Ermandsen, landsretssagfører
(played by Poul Müller) — supporting
Johan Ranggaard, mægler
(played by Henrik Wiehe) — supporting
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Johan Ranggaard, mægler → Niels Ermandsen, landsretssagfører
(Professional Counterpart) — Both are documented professionals, but the supplied reference does not specify a direct interaction.
Johan Ranggaard is identified as a broker, while Niels Ermandsen is identified as a high-court lawyer.
Jens Ravn, proprietær → Erik Hansen, kroejer og færgemand
(Professional Counterpart) — Their documented occupations place them in the same commercial setting, but no more specific interaction is provided.
Jens Ravn is identified as a proprietor, while Erik Hansen is identified as an innkeeper and ferryman.
Erik Hansen, kroejer og færgemand → Lars Tofte, kroejer og færgemand
(Professional Counterpart) — They share the same documented occupation as innkeepers and ferrymen.
The cast identifies both Erik Hansen and Lars Tofte as innkeepers and ferrymen.
Story Analysis
The supplied material confirms the setting and character occupations but does not provide the film's narrative events or ending.
Plot Progression
The Ferry Inn Setting
— The supplied reference identifies the film as a Danish production and names the ferry inn as its central setting. It provides role information for the two documented innkeepers and ferrymen.
Proprietors And Professionals
— Jens Ravn is listed as a proprietor. Niels Ermandsen and Johan Ranggaard are identified through their legal and brokerage occupations.
The Ermandsen Household
— The reference explicitly identifies Niels Ermandsen's wife Ebba and daughter Susanne. It also lists Frk. Christiansen and Marie in household-related roles.
The Supporting Ensemble
— The remaining documented roles include a postman, veterinarian, orchestra conductor, refrain singer, auctioneer, and Andersen. No additional plot actions are supplied for these characters.