Top billed cast
Jes FabriciusHistoriker, Københavns Universitet
Lasse C.A. SonneHistoriker, Københavns Universitet
Dorthe ChakravartyHistoriker- Thomas Heebøll-HolmAdjunkt, Syddansk Universitet
Vivian EttingMuseumsinspektør, Nationalmuseet
Poul Grinder-HansenMuseumsinspektør, Nationalmuseet- Gunner LindHistorieprofessor, Københavns Universitet
- Sarah Qvist ChristensenSpeaker
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