@EvaDK how does Mikkelsen manage to get all of Denmark's Hollywood participation?
Well, I mean, there's only 25 people in Denmark, so what're we supposed to do?
Seriously, though, there's also Connie Nielsen and Nikolaj Coster-Waldau. I don't know if Denmark still claims Viggo Mortesen, but I wouldn't object if they did. Claes Bang is on a nice little run the past few years, but mainly in the UK, I think, rather than N. America.
There've been a handful of Danes who were in a small number American productions, or even just one, but seem to mainly work in Europe. I'm not sure if they couldn't find more work here, or they just didn't like it (that happens sometimes - Chow Yun Fat, for example, probably could have kept making American movies, but he didn't like H'wood). I thought Ibn Hjelje was great in
High Fidelity. Fans of
Killing Eve will surely remember Kim Bodnia. Sidse Babbett Knudsen was in one of those Tom Hanks movies based on a Dan Brown book, that are all the same. Fans of '80s action movies will likely recognize Sven-Ole Thorsen and Brigitte Nielsen, even if the names don't ring a bell.
It reminded me a little bit of The Crow. Good action scenes. Compound fractures don't bother you, do they? 
The director, Leigh Whannel, also did The Invisible Man (2020) with Elizabeth Moss, another very relaxing movie in which nothing alarming happens. 
