Thure Lindhardt

Thure Lindhardt, born in Copenhagen and raised in Roskilde, is a Danish actor who trained at Odense Theater's drama school in 1998. His early breakthrough came at age twelve with a role in Bille August's "Pelle the Conqueror," followed by a significant performance in "A Place Nearby" as an autistic boy, opposite Ghita Nørby. Lindhardt's subsequent roles include a diverse array of films and series, from historical drama "Flame & Citron" to Ron Howard’s "Angels & Demons," where he portrayed a young Swiss Guard Lieutenant Chartrand. His career spans a range of productions, each adding depth to his versatile portfolio.