Freddy Heineken

Now, in 1983, Freddy Heineken is sitting in a pyjama in a cold cell. Alone. Chained. Kidnapped. Then, in 1946, he was filled with dreams and energy. But even then he had enemies: the directors of Heineken Brewery, who didn't take any of his ideas seriously and banished him to America. Even the love of his life is resisting him. But Freddy will not submit. Not then. Not now.

Even with the power struggle in his company resolved and with the love of his life at his side, Freddy's ambitions haven't run dry. But ambition goes hand in hand with temptation. Temptations that even Freddy cannot resist. He begins an affair with Nan Los, leading lady in his film. And even in business, Freddy lets himself be blinded. Who can he really trust?

Despite all the conflicts that his earlier affairs unleashed, Freddy is unable to resist Marianne - especially when she stimulates his musical ambitions. Is his Music truly good enough for Frank Sinatra? And how will he persuade his daughter Charlene to take over the reins of the company? Back in 1983, Freddy reaches his low point in that cell. Will he ever be released?

After his liberation, Freddy tries to go on with his life, but with all the security measures he takes, with his erstwhile captors still at large, how free can he really be? How can he move on from his ordeal when everyone constantly brings it up? Maybe the introduction of Buckler is a good time to take a step back from the company.