Per-Axel Arosenius

Personal Info

Birthday

November 7, 1920

Day of Death

1981-03-21

(60 years old)

Place of Birth

Norberg, Västmanlands län, Sweden

Also Known As

Peter Rose

Per-Axel Arosenius

Biography

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Per Axel Daniel Rank Arosenius (November 7, 1920 – March 21, 1981) was a Swedish actor of mostly supporting parts. His most prominent film role was that of Soviet defector Boris Kusenov in Alfred Hitchcock's 1969 film Topaz. After a dispute with the Swedish taxation authorities on March 21 1981, Arosenius protested by setting himself on fire outside their office in Nacka. He died in the ambulance on the way to the hospital. He was 60 years old. Description above from the Wikipedia article Per-Axel Arosenius, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

Known For

Maid in Sweden

Topaz

Thriller: A Cruel Picture

Swedish Porno: The House of Beasts

The Brothers Lionheart

A Man with a Maid

Liz

Miss Julie

Filmography

1977
The Brothers Lionheart
as Tengilsman 1
1976
Liz
as Karl Fredrik Andersson
1975
Release the Prisoners to Spring
as Police officer
Breaking Point
as Gun Dealer
Eddie & Suzanne
as Svensk politiass.
Faneflukt
as Konsulent i UD
A Man with a Maid
as Rev. Faversham
1973
Anderssonskans Kalle i busform
as Teacher
Swedish Porno: The House of Beasts
as Frederick
Thriller: A Cruel Picture
as Madeline's Father (as Per Axel Arosenius)
1972
The Office Party
as Hugo Ludvigsson
The Man from the Other Side
as Dr. Gunnar Hemlin
1971
Lockfågeln
as Westman
Maid in Sweden
as Inga and Greta's father
Badjävlar
as Construction manager
Midsommardansen
as histrionen, skådespelare
1970
Pig Hunt
as Clerk
1969
Topaz
as Boris Kuzenov
1968
Komedi i Hägerskog
as Ernfridsson
1965
Gustav Vasa
as Tiggare
1961
A Matter of Morals
as Taxi Driver
1956
Johan på Snippen
as Vicar
1955
Whoops!
as Policeman that fines Gary
1951
Miss Julie
as The count's friend (uncredited)
1949
Lång-Lasse i Delsbo
as Ekstedt
1948
Flottans kavaljerer
as Kurre Karlsson's friend
1942
Flames in the Dark
as Student