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Cast and creators of Kaj Munk
The main cast includes Benny Poulsen, Merete Voldstedlund and Karen Wegener. Behind the scenes, it is directed by Henning Ørnbak.
Benny Poulsen
as Kaj Munk
Merete Voldstedlund
as Lise Munk
Karen Wegener
as Marie Munk
Eddie Karnil
as Peter Munk
Karen Margrethe Larsen
as Trine
Michael Moritzen
as Anthon
Claus Strandberg
as Poul
Stig Hoffmeyer
as "Darling"
Hanne Stensgaard
as Fie
Line Arlien-Søborg
as Lisbeth
Eva Jensen
as Ragnhild
Peter Gilsfort
as Nebel
Gyrd Løfquist
as Rektor
Søren Elung Jensen
as Pastor Geismar
Peter Aude
as Carstensen
Christian Steffensen
as Fransklærer
Lars Sidenius
as Schwendt
Folmer Rubæk
as "Bossen"
Ole Sørensen
as Schönlein
Anne-Vibeke Mogensen
as Olga
Aksel Rasmussen
as Professor Ammundsen
Jesper Birkjær Mortensen
as Kajs søn
Kristian Sommer
as Pastor Bachevold
Arne Mikkelsen
as Boghandler
Jytte Halkjær
as Kajs datter
Marianne K. Graversen
as Kajs datter
Lars Schmidt Christensen
as Kajs søn
Morten Paakjær
as Kajs søn
Torben Jensen
as Teaterskuespiller
Tabitha Vinten
as Teaterskuespiller
Aksel Jensen
as Skytte Jr.
Herluf Ballegaard
as Skytte Sr.
Jens Pedersen
as Jacob Bjerregaard
Jonna Green
as Inger Bjerregaard
Jens Galsgaard
as Kren Berthelsen
Søren Østergaard
as Søren
Karen Margrethe Burmølle
as Marie Sand
Ejnar Johansen
as Hr. Sand
Merete Hegner
as Stuepigen Olga
Vibeke Hastrup
as Lises veninde
Elisabeth Enggrob
as Inger
Jens Arentzen
as Anders
Henry Jessen
as Anton Halkier
Christoffer Bro
as Peter Dahl
Christiane Rohde
as Ministerfrue
Karl Erik Christophersen
as Provst Christensen
Jens Okking
as Professor Hans Brix
Ole Wegener
as W. Norrie
Kjeld Kierkegaard
as Læreren Fjelking
Christian Midtiby
as Poul Bank
Peter Schrøder
as Journalist
Nis Bank-Mikkelsen
as Pastor Geertsen
Anne Nøjgaard
as Lisbeth
Niels Erik Poulsgaard
as Elektriker
Jens Zacho Böye
as Journalist
Peter Vincent
as Journalist
Preben Borggaard
as Biskop
Dick Kaysø
as Fiskeren Lars
Olav Erlendsson
as Karl Larsen
Ann Hjort
as Henriette
Steen Stig Lommer
as Jens
Karin Wedel
as Karen
Peter Bork
as Kontorchef
Asger Bonfils
as Departementschef
Lennart Vagn Hansen
as Frihedskæmper
Jørn Gottlieb
as Præsten Henrik
Holger Høgsbro
as Pastor Munk
Ejnar Hans Jensen
as Domkirkepræst Christiansen
Elisabeth Ballegaard
as Kvinde
Nina Johansen
as Kvinde
Nanna Rømer
as Kvinde
Børge Salomonsen
as Mand
Ingrid Midtiby
as Kvinde
Jette Midtiby
as Kvinde
Helene Knudsen
as Kvinde
Uffe Jakobsen
as Mand
Christian Pedersen
as Mand
Mette Halver
as Ingeborg
Merete Agergaard
as Teaterskuespiller
Jørgen V. Hansen
as Teaterskuespiller
Else Jensen
as Teaterskuespiller
Niels Sauntved
as Teaterskuespiller
Erik Jeppesen
as Mand
Henrik Bendiksen
as Mand
Torben Buch
as Mand
Søren Jacobsen
as Mand
Niels Rasch
as Mand
Rikke Sort Hansen
as Kvinde
Jenny Halkjær
as Kajs datter som lille
Mona Graversgaard
as Kajs datter som lille
Torben Graversgaard
as Kajs søn som lille
Allan Kamp
as Kajs søn som lille
Ejvind Stougaard
as Chauffør
Kirsten Nohns
as Kvinde