Acting

Petra Mede

Born 1970-03-07 · Högalid, Stockholm

Petra Maria Mede (born 7 March 1970) is a Swedish comedian, dancer, actress and television presenter. She was born in Stockholm, and grew up in Gothenburg. Mede is known for her several roles in comic shows and as a television presenter. She is best known outside of Sweden for hosting the Eurovision Song Contest in 2013, co-hosting the Eurovision Song Contest's Greatest Hits in 2015, as well as the 2016 edition.

Credits

Newest first

Lars Wallin - The Prince of Glamour
as Self
2026
TV4:s nyårskarameller 2025
as Self
2026
How Sweden was built
as Self
2025
Så byggdes din stad
as Self - Host
2025
Battle in the box Sverige
as Coach
2025
Humor till sista andetaget
as Self
2024
LOL: Last One Laughing Sweden
as Self
2022
BIANCA
as Self - Guest
2022
Hjulet
as Self - Host
2022
Min historiske pojkvän
as Petra
2021
Bert
as Fransklärare
2021
Benjamin's
as Self - Guest
2021
Carina Bergfeldt
as Self - Guest
2021
The A-Z of Eurovision
as Self - Presenter (archive footage)
2020
Hasse & Tage - En kärlekshistoria
as Self
2019
Stjärnornas Stjärna
as Presenter
2018
Skratta Då: En Rolig Historia Om Svensk Standup
as Self
2017
Bonus Family
as Katja
2017
Familjen Rysberg
as Bettan
2015
Renées brygga
as Herself
2015
Medicine
as Eva
2014
Svensk humor
as Various roles
2013
Malmö 2013: Grand Final
as Self - Host
2013
QI (SE)
as Panelist
2012
Högklackat
2012
Min sanning
as Self
2012
Hellenius Hörna
as Self - Guest
2010
Petra Mede show
as Self - Host
2010
Schulman Show
as Panelist
2009
Svenska Hollywoodfruar
as Herself (cameo)
2009
Roast på Berns
as Roastare
2009
Roast på Berns
as Roaster
2009
Who Do You Think You Are?
as Herself
2009
Skavlan
as Self - Guest
2009
Sjön suger
as Self
2008
Morgonsoffan
as Petra
2008
Hjälp!
as Viviann / ...
2007
Robins
as Self - Guest
2006
Let's Dance Sweden
as Self - Host
2006
Doobidoo
as Self
2005
Parlamentet
1999
Parlamentet
as Blått parti
1999
Så ska det låta
as Self
1997
På spåret
as Tävlande
1987
Melodifestivalen
as Self
1959
Eurovision Song Contest
as Self - Host
1956
Eurovision Song Contest
as Self - Interval Act
1956
Stall-Erik and the Snapphans
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