Trapped character profiles

Andri Olaffson

 

Enrikr "do you need help with that??" ... Andri "no im fine"

  • Chief of police
  • Father
  • Takes his job very seriously

Hinrika Kristjánsdóttir




  • Police officer
  • Sorts out simple things in the beginning such as parking tickets.

 Ásgeir Þórarinsson


  • Police officer
  • Sorts out simple things in the beginning such as parking tickets.
  • Throws up when the are out at sea

Agnes Eiríksdóttir




  • Andri's ex wife
  • Has two children, Porhildur the older daughter and Perla the younger daughter.
  • Anges has a new boyfriend called Sigvaldi. He is liked and accepted by her family. 
  • Andri still is in love with Agnes and still wears their wedding ring.
  • Wants to move away with her new boyfriend and daughters going against what Andri wants. Eventually does at the end of the series leaving Andri distraught.
  • Everyone knows about her coming come

Hall’s theory- Anges fits stereotypes by being a mother. However she goes against the stereotype by not being loyal as she cheats on her boyfriend and is also very strong minded. She dominates Andri as she takes his children away from him and plays with his emotions.


Eirikur Davidsonsson





  • Anges's father
  • Grandfather, husband of Thorhildur
  • Asks her to zip up his coat 

Thorhildur 


  • Agnes's mother

Hjörtur Stefánsson

Dangy's boyfriend how survives the fire.


Trausti Einarssson




  • chief of the Reykjavik Bureau of Investigation


Bjarne Henriksen


  • Ferry captain 


Sigurður Guðmundsson

  • Guomunder's son
  • Harbourmaster

Hrafn Eysteinsson

  • Mayor

Kolbrún

  • Hrafn's wife

Dagny













  • young vulnerable, naked, dies in fire,  
  • Been helping Andri renovate the house



Perla and Þórhildur










  • Andri's daughters.
  • Perla is the yougest Porhildur is the oldest
  • The fight sometimes

Laufey


  • Anges's sister
  • invited round for dinner

Guðmundur

  • A fisherman

Leifur

  • Leifur, owner of the fish factory and María's father

Freyja

  • Hjortur's mother

Sigvaldi

  • Agenes's new boyfriend

Johanna











  • Laufey's daughter

Jonas Malakauskas

  • Lithuanian trafficker

Joy

  • A Nigerian girl

Nishadi

  • Joy's younger sister

Søren Carlsen

  • Ferry captain

Dvalin Knudsson

  • Ferry engineer

Ayanike


  • Ferry chef

Maria

  • Colleague of Hrafn
  • Daughter of Leifur

Maggi

  • Maria's child

Guoni


  • Hotel owner

Friðrik Davíðsson

  • MP

Leifur

  • Maria's father
  • owner of the fish factory

Guomunder

  • Villian

Aldís Grímsdóttir

  • Sigurour's wife
  • teacher

Bárður

  • Hinrika's partner

Soffia











  • Friend of Johanna

Þór Snædal
  • Trausti's colleague
Ævar
  • a senior Reykjavik police officer

Ragna

  • a TV journalist



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