Asger Holm (played by Jakob Cedergren) is a protagonist in The Guilty.
A Copenhagen police officer temporarily assigned to an emergency call desk while awaiting court for a fatal on-duty shooting. He coordinates the rescue of an abducted woman, uncovers a tragic family secret, and confesses his own crime to talk her down from suicide. Iben (played by Jessica Dinnage) is a protagonist in The Guilty.
The abducted caller and estranged wife of Michael. She has a history of psychiatric hospitalization and reveals under duress that she accidentally killed her infant son due to delusions. She attempts suicide on a bridge but is persuaded to surrender by Asger. Rashid (played by Omar Shargawi) appears in The Guilty.
Asger's former police partner and off-duty colleague. He conspired with Asger to lie at an upcoming disciplinary hearing. Rashid investigates Michael's home, uncovers key psychiatric records, and urges Asger to abandon the conspiracy and testify honestly. Michael (played by Johan Olsen) appears in The Guilty.
Iben's estranged husband and Mathilde's father. A man with a criminal record who lost visitation rights, he abducts Iben in a white van to forcibly take her to a psychiatric hospital, believing she is unfit and responsible for their son's death. Bo (played by Jacob Lohmann) appears in The Guilty.
Mathilde (played by Katinka Evers-Jahnsen) appears in The Guilty.
Iben and Michael's six-year-old daughter. She answers the emergency call and provides crucial details about her parents' conflict, Michael's white van, and the tragic discovery in her baby brother's room. She is left alone to care for her infant sibling. North Zealand Shift Chief (played by Jeanette Lindbæk) appears in The Guilty.
A police dispatcher who initially tells Asger his tip about a white van is insufficient without a license plate. She later confirms to Asger that the police have successfully located and apprehended Iben. Junkie (played by Simon Bennebjerg) appears in The Guilty.
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Characters
Asger Holm
(played by Jakob Cedergren) — protagonist
A Copenhagen police officer temporarily assigned to an emergency call desk while awaiting court for a fatal on-duty shooting. He coordinates the rescue of an abducted woman, uncovers a tragic family s...
Iben
(played by Jessica Dinnage) — protagonist
The abducted caller and estranged wife of Michael. She has a history of psychiatric hospitalization and reveals under duress that she accidentally killed her infant son due to delusions. She attempts...
Rashid
(played by Omar Shargawi) — supporting
Asger's former police partner and off-duty colleague. He conspired with Asger to lie at an upcoming disciplinary hearing. Rashid investigates Michael's home, uncovers key psychiatric records, and urge...
Michael
(played by Johan Olsen) — supporting
Iben's estranged husband and Mathilde's father. A man with a criminal record who lost visitation rights, he abducts Iben in a white van to forcibly take her to a psychiatric hospital, believing she is...
Bo
(played by Jacob Lohmann) — supporting
Mathilde
(played by Katinka Evers-Jahnsen) — supporting
Iben and Michael's six-year-old daughter. She answers the emergency call and provides crucial details about her parents' conflict, Michael's white van, and the tragic discovery in her baby brother's r...
North Zealand Shift Chief
(played by Jeanette Lindbæk) — supporting
A police dispatcher who initially tells Asger his tip about a white van is insufficient without a license plate. She later confirms to Asger that the police have successfully located and apprehended I...
Junkie
(played by Simon Bennebjerg) — supporting
Journalist
(played by Laura Bro) — supporting
Man at Skælbækgade Street
(played by Morten Suurballe) — supporting
Key Relationships
Asger Holm → Asger Holm
(Narrative Protagonist)
Iben → Rashid
(Family Wife And Husband)
Asger Holm → Man at Skælbækgade Street
(Professional Emergency Responder)
