Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Aksel Hennie | ... | Roger | |
Synnøve Macody Lund | ... | Diana | |
Nikolaj Coster-Waldau | ... | Clas Greve | |
Eivind Sander | ... | Ove Kjikerud | |
Julie R. Ølgaard | ... | Lotte (as Julie Ølgaard) | |
Kyrre Haugen Sydness | ... | Lander | |
Valentina Alexeeva | ... | Natasja | |
Reidar Sørensen | ... | Brede Sperre | |
Nils Jørgen Kaalstad | ... | Stig | |
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Joachim Rafaelsen | ... | Brugd |
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Mats Mogeland | ... | Sunded |
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Gunnar Skramstad Johnsen | ... | Monsen 1 |
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Lars Skramstad Johnsen | ... | Monsen 2 |
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Signe Tynning | ... | TV-vertinne |
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Nils Gunnar Lie | ... | TV-vert |
Roger is a human resources manager in a large company and has a wonderful home and a beautiful wife, Dian who owns an art gallery. But he lives in greater luxury than he should. In order to continue this, he has a second job; art theft. Diana introduces him to Clas, a former executive for GPS tech company, who wants to work for Pathfinder, whom Roger is recruiting for. In addition to being the perfect candidate for the job at Roger's company, he is the owner of a very valuable painting. Roger seeks the opportunity and immediately begins to plan his greatest hit. But what Clas encounters in his home will put him in a very difficult way to return.
Headhunters, based on Jo Nesbo's novel of the same, lived up to all my expectations - even though I am not very keen on thrillers in general. It all started out fairly interesting, although I quickly started to dislike the main character, Roger Brown. His snobbish, very self-confident attitude just put me off. However, to support his lavish lifestyle, he steals art to afford everything for his beloved wife and it all ends in a captivating battle of survival. Soon, he is chased by his rival, Clas Greve, and it seems to be an absolutely hopeless escape as Greve is always just a few steps behind. First, I attended the movie with close attention. But in the end, I didn't even dare to breath properly. A highly-recommended, although too bloody, high-quality thriller for everybody!