Biography
Patrik Karlson is an actor and voice actor interested in mind boggling storytelling, the work and vision of director's Yorgos Lanthimos, Ben Wheatley, Shane Carruth, Maren Ade.
Patrik Karlson started acting in 1991 at the age of 23. He leads twenty five years of experience working in theatre and film. His first appearance in a play was in Willy Russell's "Blood Brothers", where he played the lead part, Mickey, and for which he received high acclaim.
He also he co-founded the theatre company Teater Amabile in the small village of Klippan in the south of Sweden, together with Heléne Lindquist in 1991. He stayed with the company until 1996, when he moved to work with the Regional Theatre of Skåne.
In the spring of 1999 Patrik made his playwright and directorial debut when he wrote, directed, and played the only part ("The man") in the monologue "Följ mig till tidens rand" ("Follow me to the end of time"), which toured Sweden throughout that year. The play deals with matters of love, beliefs, coming to terms with the past, and of life and death.
Filmography
Cast Credits

Lykke Post Partum
Character: Bill
MOVIE • 2025

FBI: International
Character: Doctor Matyas
TV • 2021

Enemy Lines
Character: Trawler captain Karlson
MOVIE • 2020

Operation Ragnarok
Character: Hellner
MOVIE • 2018

Zoo
Character: Kent Nord
MOVIE • 2018

Robin
Character: Dr. Robert Nord
MOVIE • 2017

Summer with the Family
Character: Svennemannen
TV • 2017

Bitch
Character: Granne på Gråen
MOVIE • 2017

Feed the Light
Character: VHS-Mannen
MOVIE • 2014

LFO
Character: Robert Nord
MOVIE • 2013

The Bridge
Character: Jespers kollega
TV • 2011

Dear Alice
Character: polis 1
MOVIE • 2010

Wallander: The Collector
Character: Knubbis
MOVIE • 2010

Skägget i brevlådan
Character: Ägghuvud
TV • 2008

When Darkness Falls
Character:
MOVIE • 2006
Mysigt på Möllan
Character: Thomas
MOVIE • 2006

Wallander: Mastermind
Character: Brevbärare 2
MOVIE • 2005
Lisa
Character: Erik
MOVIE • 2005

Wallander
Character: Brevbärare 2
TV • 2005

Wallander
Character: Knubbis
TV • 2005