Biography
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Gunnar Björnstrand (November 13, 1909 – May 26, 1986) was a Swedish actor known for his frequent work with writer/director Ingmar Bergman. He was born in Stockholm. He appeared in over 120 films.
Björnstrand at first had trouble finding work but got an engagement in Helsinki with his wife 1936-1938. Back in Stockholm he met Ingmar Bergman, at that time a mostly unknown theatre director. In the 1940s he got his first major film roles, making a breakthrough with the 1946 movie Kristin kommenderar. He was a versatile actor who could play tough and tender as well as comedy and tragedy. His daughter Veronica Björnstrand is also an actress. One of his most famous roles was as the worldly squire who makes such a contrast to his austere and spiritual master in Bergman's most famous film The Seventh Seal.
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Filmography
Cast Credits

Stjärnbilder
Character: (archive footage)
MOVIE • 1995

Minns ni?
Character: (archive footage)
MOVIE • 1993

Fanny and Alexander
Character: Filip Landahl
TV • 1984

The Making of Fanny and Alexander
Character: Self
MOVIE • 1984

Fanny and Alexander
Character: Filip Landahl
MOVIE • 1982

The Farewell
Character:
MOVIE • 1982
The Guldbagge Awards
Character: Self - Ingmar Bergman Award winner
TV • 1981

Charlotte Löwensköld och Anna Svärd
Character: Forsius
TV • 1981

Charlotte Löwensköld
Character: Rural dean Forsius
MOVIE • 1979

Skeppsredaren
Character: Göran Borg
TV • 1979

Autumn Sonata
Character: Paul
MOVIE • 1978

Nationalmonumentet
Character: Svante Puke
MOVIE • 1977

Tabu
Character: Rådmanskan
MOVIE • 1977

Face to Face
Character: Jenny's Grandfather
TV • 1976

Face to Face
Character: Jenny's Grandfather
MOVIE • 1976

Engeln
Character: Bäckman
TV • 1974

Gustav III
Character: Fersen
MOVIE • 1974

Någonstans i Sverige
Character: Svärfadern
TV • 1973

Pistolen
Character:
MOVIE • 1973

The Ghost Sonata
Character: Översten
MOVIE • 1972