Per Oscarsson Biography (1927-)

Full name, Per Oscar Heinrich Oscarsson; born January 28, 1927, in Stockholm,Sweden; son of Ingmar Einar and Theresia (maiden name, Kueppers) Oscarsson;married Baerbel Kraemer, 1960; children: Boman (an actor), two daughters.

Nationality: Swedish
Gender: Male
Occupation: Actor, screenwriter, producer, director
Birth Details: January 28, 1927; Stockholm, Sweden

Famous Works

CREDITS
Film Appearances
Young man, Ornungar, 1944
(Uncredited) Filip Stille, Lydia's brother, Den allvarsamma leken,1945
Jan Westman, Kristin kommenderar (also known as Kristin Commands), 1946
Stickan, Ungdom I fara, 1947
Tomas Isakson, Det vackraste pa jorden, 1947
Rolf Bakken, Havets son (also known as Son of the Sea), 1949
Helmer Wallberg, Vi flyger pa Rio, 1949
(As Per Oscarson) Per, Leva pa "Hoppet," 1951
Rolf Thorner, Trots (also known as Defiance), 1952
Robert, Mote med livet, 1952
Lillebror Brummer, Vi tre debutera (also known as We Three Debutantes), 1953
Anders, Karin Mansdotter, 1954
Nisse Bortom, Vildfaglar, 1955
Oskar Olander, Karlek pa turne (also known as Ingen sa tokig som jag), 1955
Sverker Ek, Froken April (also known as Miss April), 1958
Lars-Ove Larsson, Ljuvlig ar sommarnatten, 1961
Freddo Rossi, Biljett till paradiset, 1962
Lungdren, night watchman, The Doll (also known as Vaxdockan), Kanawha, 1962
Hans Treve, Det ar hos mig han har varit, 1963
Reverend Helge Kall, Adam och Eva (also known as Adam and Eve), 1963
Man without character, Ar du inte riktigt klok?, 1964
Jacob, Syskonbadd (also known as My Sister My Love), 1965
Niklas, Here's Your Life (also known as Har har du ditt livand This Is Your Life), Brandon, 1966
Guest, Myten (also known as Myten eller Han snodde en blomma och fick springa for livet), 1966
Soren Martensson, Ole Dole Doff (also known as Eeny Meeny MinyMoe and Who Saw Him Die?), 1967
It's Up to You, 1968
Pontus, the writer, Hunger (also known as Sult and Svalt), Sigma III, 1968
Pavel, A Dandy in Aspic, Columbia, 1968
Dr. Glas, Doktor Glas (also known as Dr. Glas), 1968
The Baptiser, Vindingevals, 1968
Per Olofsson, Oss emellan, 1969
Pedro, La madriguera (also known as Honeycomb), 1969
Jonne, Miss and Mrs Sweden, 1969
Hedstrom, An-Magritt, 1969
Dr. Anton Jenks, The Night Visitor (also known as Papegojanand Salem Come to Supper), UMC, 1970
Close to the Wind, 1970
Raoul, Secrets, Lone Star, 1971
Santonix, Endless Night (also known as Agatha Christie's Endless Night), British Lion, 1971
Father Sebastian, The Last Valley, Cinerama, 1971
Twig Man (Mann med onskekvist), Love Is War, 1971
Ebon Lundin, Ebon Lundin, 1973
Lund, The Blockhouse, Hemdale, 1973
Pastor Torner, The New Land (also known as Nybyggarna and The Settlers), Warner Bros., 1973
Dream Town (also known as Traumstadt and City of Dreams), Maran, 1973
Johan Gustavsson, Gangsterfilmen (also known as En framling steg av taget and A Stranger Came by Train), 1974
Salem Comes to Supper, 1974
The Monster, Victor Frankenstein (also known as Terror of Frankenstein), Films-around-the-World, 1975
Managing clerk, Forvandlingen (also known as Metamorphosis), 1975
August Strindberg, Dagny, 1976
Dream City, 1976
Sixto, Uppdraget (also known as The Assignment), 1977
Orvar, Broderna Lejonhjarta (also known as The Brothers Lionheart), 1977
Apollinaire, The Adventures of Picasso (also known as Picassosaventyr), ABSF, 1978
Schrenk, Chez nous, 1978
Pontus Friman, Charlotte Lowenskold, 1979
Heja Sverige! (also known as Hello Sweden), 1979
Kraftan, Kristoffers hus (also known as Christopher's House), 1979
Gustav Leonard Vinkelhjern, Jean Louis VIII, Karl Brecht der Grosste, andWilfred Himmelthrill XIII, Sverige at svenskarna, (also known as Battle of Sweden), 1980
Doctor, Tvingad att leva, 1980

Attentatet (also known as Outrage), 1980
Colonel, Ondskans vardshus (also known as The Sleep of Death, The Flying Dragon, and The Inn of the Flying Dragon), 1981
Dr. Aram Pazardjian, Montenegro (also known as Montenegro--Or Pigs and Pearls and Montenegro eller paerlor och svin), Atlantic, New Realm, 1981
Ulf Svensson, Gota kanal (also known as Gota kanal eller Vem drog ur proppen? and Who Pulled the Plug?), 1981
Einer, Henrietta, 1983
Borka, Ronja Rovardotter (also known as Ronia, the Robber's Daughter and Ronja Roverdatter), 1984
Eino, Da Capo, 1985
With, Nattsleilere, 1986
Presont, the Vicar, Hud, 1986
Vraket, Venus 90, 1988
Isak, Annika's grandfather, 1939, 1989
Shipyard manager Lindroth, Kurt Olsson-Filmen om mit liv som mejsjalv (also known as Kurt Olsson--The Film about My Life As Myself), 1990
The poet, Bulan, 1990
Erik Zander, House of Angels (also known as Anglagard, Angel Farm, Colin Nutley's House of Angels, and Englegard),Sony Pictures Classics, 1993
Piano tuner, Cross My Heart and Hope to Die (also known as Ti kniver I hjertet), Norsk FilmDistribusjon, 1995
Bob, Dreaming of Rita (also known as Drommen om Rita and Amado mio), First Run Features, 1995
Niemcy, 1995
Harry's father, Harry och Sonja (also known as Harry & Sonja), 1996
Falldin, Juloratoriet (also known as Christmas Oratorio), 1996
Skraelling, Den sidste viking (also known as Den sista vikingen), Buena Vista International, 1996
Vilhelm, Rika barn leka bast, 1997
Dansedommer, Forbudt for born, 1998
Professor Sonnenbruch, Germans (also known as Jubilee, the Darkest Hour), 1998
Ake, Jaerngaenget, 2000
Rasmus, Send mere slik, 2001
Film Work
Director and producer, Ebon Lundin, 1973
Director, producer, and art director, Sverige at svenskarna (alsoknown as Battle of Sweden), 1980
Television Appearances
Series
Greve Edenroth, Lukas 8:18, 1999
Movies
Nagon av er, 1963
Galg-Lasse, Bodeln, 1965
Blaise Couture, Asmodeus, 1966
Doktor Knock, 1966
Joe Meng, Patrasket, 1966
Noon Wine, 1967
Andreas Blek af Nosen, Trettondagsafton, 1967
Jodelet, De lojliga precioserna, 1967
Osvald Alving, Gengangare, 1967
August Strinberg, Inferno, 1973
The Swede, Das blaue hotel, 1973
Arnold Wolf, Vargen, 1984
Landowner, Ondskans ar, 1987
The brother, Ovader, 1988
Gustav Jorgensen, Polisen som vagrade ta semester, 1988
Larsson, Fasadklattraren, 1991
Nils, Kan du vissla Johanna, 1994
Gonzalo, Stormen, 1998
Miniseries
Richard Furumo, Drottningens juvelsmycke, 1967
Executive bureau manager, Julius Julskotare, 1978
Number 135 to experiment on, Kallocain, 1981
Gustav Jorgensson, Polisen som vagrade svara, 1981
Hans Windrank, Master Olaf, 1983
Gustav Jorgensson, Polisen so vagrade ge upp, 1984
Orvar (episodes 4 and 5), Broderna Lejonhjarta, 1985
Borka, Ronja rovardotter, 1986
Flykten, 1986
Per Olander, Krasnalen, 1988
With, Nattseilere, 1988
Kejsarn av Portugallien, 1992
Jorgenson, Polisen och domarmordet, 1993
The angry old man, Hall huvet kallt, 1994
Gustav Jorgensson, Polisen och pyromanen, 1996
Title role, Herr von Hancken, 2000
Elof, Andersson's former teacher, Anderssons aelskarinna, 2001
Episodic
Gosta Siwerts, "Forsta, andra, tredje!," Snoken, 1995
Viktor Davidsson, Anmald forsvunnen, 1995
Odd Behrmann, Gunilla's father, Vita logner (nine episdodes), 1998
Kalle Norman, "Gubbar och sjojungfrur," Skargardsdoktorn, 2000
Stage Appearances
Hamlet, 1953
Armand Duval, La dame aux Camelias, City Theatre, Gothenburg, Sweden, 1954
Proba, As You Like It, City Theatre, Gothenburg, Sweden, 1957
Candida, 1961
Waiting for Godot, 1963
Willy Loman, Death of a Salesman, Angereds Theatre, Sweden, 1989
Radio Appearances
Knut, 21 ar (also known as 21 Years), Swedish Radio Theatre, 1948
Orin Mannon, Mourning Becomes Electra, Swedish Radio Theatre, 1958
WRITINGS
Screenplays
Oss emellan, 1969
Ebon Lundin, 1973
Heja Sverige! (also known as Hello Sweden), 1979
Sverige at svenskarna (also known as Battle of Sweden), 1980

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