Gösta Cederlund

Gösta Cederlund

1888-03-06 – 1980-12-04 (age 92) Stockholm, Stockholms län, Sweden
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Biography

Gustaf Edvard Cederlund was an actor and director in theatre as well as film. One of Sweden's most popular and appreciated male character actors from 1917 and on. He didn't have any desire to direct film himself. But WW2 changed all that. Gösta Cederlund directed a handfull of important films with striking social character and consciousness. "Kungsgatan" (1943) and "En dotter född/ A daughter born" (1944) are two examples of his brilliance and ability to put female issues in focus.

Gösta Cederlund appeared in some 130 feature films and tv-productions from 1917 to 1976. While he at the same time was vary active in the world of theatre.

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Known For

Mot nya tider
Mot nya tider

1939

as Curry Treffenberg

The Brothers' Woman
The Brothers' Woman

1943

as The Priest

It Rains on Our Love
It Rains on Our Love

1946

as Man with Umbrella

Valley of the Eagles
Valley of the Eagles

1951

as Prof. Lind

A Woman's Face
A Woman's Face

1938

as "Greven" Severin

Sextetten Karlsson
Sextetten Karlsson

1945

as direktör Stig Lind

Meeting in the Night
Meeting in the Night

1946

as Holmstedt

I gult och blått
I gult och blått

1942

as Mr. Brenner

This Can't Happen Here
While the Door Was Locked
While the Door Was Locked

1946

as Karl-Otto Rosander

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Girl with Hyacinths
Girl with Hyacinths

1950

as G. D. von Lieven

Torment
Torment

1944

as Pippi

Sigge Nilsson och jag
Sigge Nilsson och jag

1938

as Col. Nikolaus Malling

The Priest Who Knocked Out
The Priest Who Knocked Out

1943

as Björn Kronfors

100 dragspel och en flicka
100 dragspel och en flicka

1946

as Julius Borell

Dollar
Dollar

1938

as Man at The Royal Yacht Club

Åh, en sån' advokat
They Staked Their Lives
They Staked Their Lives

1940

as Sergei, baker