Acting

Ulf Palme

Born 1920-10-18 · Stockholm, Stockholms län, Sweden

Died 1993-05-12

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Ulf Palme (18 October 1920 – 12 May 1993) was a Swedish film actor. He was born in Stockholm, and died in Ingarö, Sweden. Description above from the Wikipedia article Ulf Palme, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia

Credits

Newest first

Alf Sjöberg - mästaren
1983
Marmalade Revolution
as Per Hugo
1980
Bang!
as Johnny
1977
Lady Inger of Ostrat
as Peder Kanzler
1975
Engeln
1974
Gamen
as Leonardo da Vinci (äldre)
1973
Dirty Fingers
as Swan, advokat
1973
Lockfågeln
as Liljesparre
1971
Horoskopet
1971
Dog Days
as Rickard
1970
The Red Room
as Berättaren
1970
The Girls
as Director
1968
Doctor Glas
as Rev. Gregorius, Helga's husband
1968
Rooftree
as Leo Wittö
1967
Here Is Your Life
as Larsson
1966
Come on Roland!
as Ö.J.
1966
Hemsöborna
as Berättare
1966
Portrait of Stockholm - A Walk Through 5 Centuries
1964
To Bed or Not to Bed
as Il pastore protestante
1963
Kurragömma
as Roger
1963
The Counterfeit Traitor
as Max Gumpel
1962
The Judge
as Psychiatrist
1960
Woman in a Fur Coat
as Arvid Croneman
1958
Tarp's Elin
as Kjell Loväng
1956
The Blonde Witch
as Matti
1956
Dreams
as Henrik Lobelius
1955
Wild Birds
as Harry
1955
Sir Arne's Treasure
as Sir Archie
1954
Young Man Seeking Company
as Albert Hansson
1954
Karin Månsdotter
as Göran Persson
1954
Tattarblod
as David Vallander
1954
Barabbas
as Barabbas
1953
Miss Julie
as Jean
1951
Indian Village
as Narrador
1951
Indian Village
Production Manager
1951
This Can't Happen Here
as Atkä Natas
1950
While the City Sleeps
as Kalle Lund
1950
Rolling Sea
as Bo Winner
1950
Girl with Hyacinths
as Anders Wikner
1950
Realm of Man
as Kjell Arvid Loväng
1949
Only a Mother
as Hammar
1949
Prison
1949
Stay a While!
as Narrator
1948
On These Shoulders
1948
Crime in the Sun
as Rickard
1947
Krigsmans erinran
1947
Sunshine Follows Rain
as Mats
1946
Meeting in the Night
as Sune
1946
The Serious Game
as Ture Törne
1945
Svarta rosor
1945
The Day the Clown Cried
as Johann Keltner
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