Notable Residents
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- Stein Bagger
- Lars Barfoed
- Anders Bodelsen
- Carl Theodor Dreyer
- Henning Carlsen
- Pia Gjellerup
- Christian Grøthan
- Carl Christian Hall
- Asger Hamerik
- Jesper Langberg
- Michael Laudrup
- Per Stig Møller
- Leif Panduro
- Robert Storm Petersen (Storm P)
- Birgitte Price
- Kamma Rahbek
- Knudåge Riisager
- Malene Schwartz
- Ole Wanscher
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