Axel Düberg
- Born
- 1927 · Stockholm.
- Died
- 2001 · Stockholm.
- Nationality
- Sweden
- Occupation
- actor
- Education
- Malmö Stadsteater
- Languages
- Swedish
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Key facts
• Name — Axel Düberg • Born — 1927 10 17 • Birthplace — Stockholm, Sweden • Died — 2001 10 6 • Place of death — Stockholm, Sweden • Years Active — 1955-1998 • Occupation — Actor Axel Düberg (17 October 1927 – 6 October 2001) was a Swedish film actor. He was born and died in Stockholm, Sweden.
Filmography
• Year — Title — Role — Notes • 1955 — Dreams — Photographer in Modefoto's studio — Uncredited • 1958 — Rabies — Sven, furir — TV movie • 1958 — The Magician — Rustan, young manservant • 1960 — The Virgin Spring — Thin Herdsman • 1960 — The Devil's Eye — Jonas • 1961 — Karneval — Richard • 1963 — Hide and Seek — Mouche • 1963 — En söndag i september — Birgitta's Brother • 1963 — Adam och Eva — Police officer • 1964 — All These Women — Man in Black — Uncredited • 1965 —...för vänskaps skull... — Kalle • 1966 — Woman of Darkness — Johanna Hanssons man • 1966 — The Princess — Vicar • 1967 — The Jungle Book — Elephant — Voice in the swedish dub • 1968 — Shame — Pilot • 1969 — Fadern — Nöjd • 1975 — Lejonet och jungfrun — Senior Enforcement Officer • 1975 — Garaget — Ohlsson • 1977 — Tabu — Elsa-Britta • 1979 — Min älskade — Car Salesman • 1980 — Kärleken — Driving instructor • 1981 — Peter-No-Tail (Pelle Svanslös) — Pappa — director together with Stig Lasseby; chief animator • 1982 — Tintin and the Lake of Sharks — Captain Haddock — Voice in the swedish, Esselte vhs dub • 1982 — Brusten himmel — Nisse • 1982 — Fanny and Alexander — Witness to Bishop's Death - Ekdahlska huset • 1993 — Tryggare kan ingen vara... — Ek • 1994 — Zorn — Priest
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