Cast
- Ernst-Hugo Järegård - Stig Helmer
- Kirsten Rolffes - Sigrid Drusse
- Holger Juul Hansen - Einar Moesgaard
- Søren Pilmark - Jørgen 'Hook' Krogshøj
- Ghita Nørby - Rigmor Mortensen
- Baard Owe - Palle Bondo
- Annevig Schelde Ebbe - Mary Jensen
- Birgitte Raaberg - Judith Petersen
- Udo Kier - Åge Krüger / Little Brother
- Jens Okking - Bulder Harly Drusse
- Peter Mygind - Morten 'Mogge' Moesgaard
- Louise Fribo - Sanne Jeppesen
- Vita Jensen - Female dishwasher
- Morten Rotne Leffers - Male dishwasher
- Annevig Schelde Ebbe - Mary Krüger
- Solbjørg Højfeldt - Camilla
- Otto Brandenburg - Hansen
- Laura Christensen - Mona Jensen
- Ole Boisen - Christian
- Louise Fribo - Sanne
- Nis Bank-Mikkelsen - Priest
- Birthe Neumann - Secretary to Moesgaard, later to Helmer
- Henning Jensen - Director Bob
- Stellan Skarsgård - The Swedish lawyer
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