Illustrated portrait of Roland MøllerFLM.RED

ROLAND
MØLLER

โรลันด์ เมิลเลอร์

A Danish actor whose work moves from intimate prison drama to international action.

Roland Møller is known for Land of Mine, R and Atomic Blonde.

A sergeant under changing orders

Roland Møller is a Danish actor whose work began on screen with the 2010 prison drama R. According to the Danish Film Institute and the film’s later production notes, he went on to appear in A Hijacking and Northwest.

Before acting, he wrote songs for Danish rapper Jokeren. His entry into R led to a Bodil nomination for supporting actor, beginning a screen career in which he moved between Danish productions and films made internationally.

In Martin Zandvliet’s Land of Mine, Møller plays Sergeant Carl Rasmussen, who supervises young German prisoners ordered to clear mines after the Second World War. The Danish Film Institute notes that Møller and co-star Louis Hofmann shared a best actor award at the Tokyo festival.

His later credits include Atomic Blonde, where he plays Aleksander Bremovych. The move to a Cold War action thriller placed him in a different setting from the postwar Danish drama of Land of Mine.

The films below are those available on FLM.RED, not his complete filmography.

Selected work

2010

R

Made his screen debut in the Danish prison drama.

2015

Land of Mine

Played Sergeant Carl Rasmussen in Martin Zandvliet’s postwar drama.

2017

Atomic Blonde

Played Aleksander Bremovych in the action thriller.

Performance readings are FLM.RED editorial interpretation.

Films in FLM.RED

Titles in this collection; not a complete filmography.

Sources & image notes

Portrait illustration: FLM.RED.