**Sofie Lassen-Kahlke** is a Danish actress known for her warm screen presence and enduring popularity in Scandinavian cinema. Born to lawyers Niels Kahlke and Nina Lassen, she made her film debut in the 1994 comedy *Vildbassen*, where she first shared the screen with actor Robert Hansen. This partnership proved fruitful, as the two would go on to star together in the beloved *Anja og Viktor* film series, which produced four installments and cemented her status as a household name in Denmark.
Before landing her role in *Love at First Hiccup*, Lassen-Kahlke honed her craft by completing an intensive three-month acting course at the Lee Strasberg Theatre and Film Institute in Los Angeles. Her entry into the industry came by chance; producer Regner Grasten discovered her after his children, who attended the same school as Sofie, brought her to his attention. She first appeared on television in 1994 on the show *Eleva2eren*, performing a song from *Krummerne 3*, and later made her TV debut in the holiday series *Krummernes jul*.
Most recently, Lassen-Kahlke starred in the critically acclaimed short film *Moder* (2025), a deeply moving and emotionally raw exploration of the hidden struggles and emotional weight of parenthood. Her performance has been praised for its authenticity and depth, marking a powerful new chapter in her career.
Before landing her role in *Love at First Hiccup*, Lassen-Kahlke honed her craft by completing an intensive three-month acting course at the Lee Strasberg Theatre and Film Institute in Los Angeles. Her entry into the industry came by chance; producer Regner Grasten discovered her after his children, who attended the same school as Sofie, brought her to his attention. She first appeared on television in 1994 on the show *Eleva2eren*, performing a song from *Krummerne 3*, and later made her TV debut in the holiday series *Krummernes jul*.
Most recently, Lassen-Kahlke starred in the critically acclaimed short film *Moder* (2025), a deeply moving and emotionally raw exploration of the hidden struggles and emotional weight of parenthood. Her performance has been praised for its authenticity and depth, marking a powerful new chapter in her career.
