Occupation ActorSinger Years active 1919–1940 | Name Bengt Djurberg Role Actor | |
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Died November 2, 1941, Stockholm, Sweden Movies Charles XII, Cafe X, The Storholmen Brothers People also search for Sigurd Wallen, John W. Brunius, Walter Fyrst | ||
Bengt djurberg 1933
Bengt Djurberg (23 July 1898 – 2 November 1941) was a Swedish actor and singer. He appeared in about 25 roles in films 1919 and 1940. His film debut was in Mauritz Stiller's film Sången om den eldröda blomman in 1919.
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Filmography
Actor
1951
Livat på luckan as
Capt. Berg (uncredited)
1940
Hanna in Society as
El-Johansson
1940
Kronans käcka gossar as
Captain Berg
1939
Emelie Högqvist as
Wilhelm von Braun
1939
Mot nya tider as
Johan Dahlberg, ingenjör
1939
Sjöcharmörer as
Captain Forssing
1937
Send Home Number 7 as
Bevert
1937
The Great John Ericsson as
Lieutenant on 'Monitor' (uncredited)
1937
Katt över vägen (Short) as
Movie actor in window
1936
The Family That Was a Carousel as
Ernst Andersson
1936
33.333 as
Tore Fredin
1935
Ebberöds bank as
John Andrews
1933
Två man om en änka as
Paul Rosencrona
1933
Bomans pojke as
Gösta Boman
1932
Servant's Entrance as
Bertil Frigård
1932
Pojkarna på Storholmen as
Gunnar Andersson
1931
Skepparkärlek as
Erik Jerker Norman
1931
En kärleksnatt vid Öresund as
Gunnar Ohlson
1930
Fridas visor as
Åke Brunander
1930
Den gamla gården as
Bertel Haraldson, ägare till Fornabo gård
1929
Den starkaste as
Gustaf
1929
Hjärtats triumf as
Miner
1928
Cafe X as
Karl Kraft, journalist
1928
Gustaf Wasa del II as
Rasmus Jute
1927
Troll-Elgen as
Hans Trefothaugen
1926
Ebberöds bank as
Viggo
1925
Ingmarsarvet as
Gunhilds bror (uncredited)
1925
Karl XII, del II as
Sven Björnberg
1925
Charles XII as
Sven Björnberg
1923
Johan Ulfstjerna as
Conspirator (uncredited)
1919
Sången om den eldröda blomman as
Young Man (uncredited)
Soundtrack
1932
Servant's Entrance (performer: "Eko vill du svara mej ...")
1931
Skepparkärlek (performer: "Helan går", "Svarta Rudolf" (1909) - uncredited)
1930
Fridas visor (performer: "Fjärilen på Haga", "Aftontankar vid Fridas ruta")
References
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