Anders Henrikson

Personal Info

Birthday

June 13, 1896

Day of Death

1965-10-17

(69 years old)

Place of Birth

Stockholm, Stockholms län, Sweden

Also Known As

de Canaille

Anders H. Henrikson

Anders Henriksson

Anders Henrikson

Biography

Anders Henrik Henrikson (13 June 1896 – 17 October 1965) was a Swedish actor and film director. He appeared in more than 50 films between 1913 and 1965. He also directed 30 films between 1933 and 1956.

Known For

Prison

Miss Julie

Intermezzo

A Woman's Face

Morianna

The Boy in the Tree

Resan till dej

Barabbas

Filmography

1965
Morianna
as Verner Vade
1961
The Boy in the Tree
as John Cervin
1959
Åke and His World
as Narrator
1957
The Minister of Uddarbo
as Teodor
1956
Girl in Tails
as Headmaster Starck
1955
Giftas
as Albert Sund
1954
Sir Arne's Treasure
as Torarin
1953
Resan till dej
as Vilhelm Karlsson
The Road to Klockrike
as Vägdamm, tramp
Barabbas
as Roman procurator on Cyprus
1951
Miss Julie
as Count Carl
1949
Prison
as Paul
1945
Idel ädel adel
as Rikard Andersson
Blood and Fire
as Thomas Hell
1944
Jag är eld och luft
as Consul Rikard Hegert
1943
Tåg 56
as Oskar Ljungvik
Jag dräpte
as Hans Greger
1942
The Heavenly Play
as God
Ungdom i bojor
as Dr. Ekblad
Fallet Ingegerd Bremssen
as Dr. Thomas Arnholm
Farliga vägar
as Martin Lind
1941
Hem från Babylon
as Sergej Nabocof
Bara en kvinna
as Ivar Jurén, Evas man, advokat
Life Goes On
as Andersson
1940
Everybody at His Station
as Bertil Erikson
A Crime
as Hans von Degerfelt
They Staked Their Lives
as Max
1939
Her Little Majesty
as Bengt Ahlman
To Help the Lady of the House
as Granlund
Rejoice While You're Young, Fellow Cadets
as Alrik
1938
A Woman's Face
as Allan Wegert
Styrman Karlssons flammor
as Kalle Karlsson
Just a Trumpeter
as Colonel
Art for Art's Sake
as Rövarn
1937
Ryska snuvan
as Grischa
Konflikt
as Jerker
1936
Intermezzo
as Swedish Sailor
It Pays to Advertise!
as Adolf Fagerberg
1935
Walpurgis Night
as Paavo
The Girls' Alfred
as friherre Johan Fredrik von Harrebow
1933
Flickan från varuhuset
as Accountant
1929
The Strongest
as Ole
1919
The Fairy of Solbakken
as Young Man at the Haugean Meeting
1913
Brother Against Brother
as Soldier at the funeral