Fillie Lyckow
Illustration — Fillie Lyckow Fillie Lyckow (31 October 1934 – 27 March 2015) was a Swedish actress. She has acted in the films about Maggie (Madicken) and the Swedish TV series "Varuhuset" (The Department Store). In 2007/2008 she was the von Trapp maid, Frau Schmidt, in The Sound of Music at Göta Lejon.
Also recorded as Fillie Lyckow Widding
Fillie Lyckow
Beata Bergström · Svenska Dagbladet via IMS Vintage Photos · Public domain
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- 1934 · Stockholm.
- Died
- 2015 · Mariefred.
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- Sweden
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- actress
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She died on 27 March 2015.
• 1961 - Lustgården - Berta • 1964 - The Dress - Butiksbiträde • 1973 - Luftburen - Marianne • 1974 - Straffet - Barnavårdsassistenten • 1977 - Mackan - Kenneths mor • 1978 - En och en - Malin • 1979 - Madicken - Fröken • 1979 - Du är inte klok Madicken - Fröken • 1980 - Flygnivå 450 - Sjuksköterska • 1980 - Madicken på Junibacken - Fröken • 1982 - Brusten Himmel - Ebba • 1984 - Sömnen - Alma • 1987 - Varuhuset - Aina Lindgren • 1988 - Kråsnålen - Fru Blomqvist • 1989 - Tre kärlekar (TV-serie, gästroll) - Fredrika Melin • 1994 - Svensson Svensson - Dagmar • 2000 - Nya tider - Liselotte Rosén • 2009 - Guldkungen • 2009 - Livet i Fagervik
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