Faces in the crowd

Witnesses is a beautifully shot and well done cop story made in Normandy, France, near Le Trepot.

(The heroine plays the sexism card twice, and that's once too often. But only once.)

Comparing whites to whites, the crowds are more consistently brunette and brown-eyed than Americans or Brits.

One of the characters looks more Flemish and the name of the actor who plays him is in fact something Teutonic looking, Jan Hammenecker.

Turns out he is indeed Flemish.

Lilyhammer and Occupied were made in Norway.

The crowds are blonder and more blue-eyed.