This article is about the Norwegian father of Helga Dahl. You may be looking for the Swedish poker player.
Olaf Dahl |
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Biological Information | |
Full name |
Olaf Dahl |
Gender |
Male |
Born |
June 4, 1825 |
Death |
April 15, 1912 (age 86) |
Cause |
Drowning Or Hypothermia |
Background Information | |
Family |
Mrs. Dahl (wife) |
Hometown |
Somewhere in Norway |
Religion |
Christian |
Titanic Statistics | |
Boarded | |
Destination |
New York, U.S.A |
Occupation |
Passenger |
Class |
Third class |
Fate |
Fell from the stern |
Production | |
Classification |
Fictional character |
Portrayal |
Olaf Dahl was a a character in the film Titanic. He was a Norwegian third class passenger and the demanding father of Helga Dahl. He did not approve of his daughter's romance with Fabrizio De Rossi and ended their relationship when he refused to let her go with him to America, however, Helga and Fabrizio both died during the sinking of the RMS Titanic along with himself and his wife. It is unknown how he died, although he is assumed to have drowned after falling off the stern of the ship.
Biography[]
He and Helga were first seen staring at the Titanic as it was departing, then waved goodbye when the ship began to leave. Two days later, in third class, he was reading a magazine when Rose came, he took off his glasses and stared at her as it was uncommon for a first class passenger to visit third class. At the party, he oversaw an arm wrestle while drinking beer.
On the night the ship began to sink, he disapproved when Helga asked to go with Fabrizio in a lifeboat. When the Titanic started tilting, he was seen holding on to Helga. He was last seen struggling to hold on with his wife.