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Thommy Berggren is a Actor Suédois born on 12 august 1937 at Mölndal (Suede)
Thommy Berggren (born 12 August 1937) is a Swedish actor. He is known for having starred in several films directed by Bo Widerberg, and was often considered as one of the foremost Swedish film and theatre actors from the early 1960s to the mid-2000s when he retired.
He starred in the Oscar nominated Raven's End (1963), directed by Widerberg. He also starred in the 1992 Sunday's Children, which was directed by Daniel Bergman and written by Ingmar Bergman.
Berggren faced a number of difficulties in his early life, but he was able to use them as inspiration, and they would eventually prove to be influential in his future career. Apart from being considered one of Sweden's finest actors, he wa also a devoted father of three children.
When questioned why he waited to have children, he stated that he "matured late", but that his family had come to mean more to him than he could have ever imagined. He felt that the most important thing in life is love, and said that he never put his children to sleep at night without telling them that he loves them.
He lived with his family in Stockholm, Sweden in Djurgården. He adored his home and referred to it as his place on earth. He also had a great love for art, citing Vincent van Gogh as one of his favorite artists. He stated that he had spent more time in the company of painters than actors.
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Birth name Thommy William Berggren
Nationality Suede
Birth 12 august 1937 (86 years) at Mölndal (Suede)
Nationality Suede
Birth 12 august 1937 (86 years) at Mölndal (Suede)
He starred in the Oscar nominated Raven's End (1963), directed by Widerberg. He also starred in the 1992 Sunday's Children, which was directed by Daniel Bergman and written by Ingmar Bergman.
Berggren faced a number of difficulties in his early life, but he was able to use them as inspiration, and they would eventually prove to be influential in his future career. Apart from being considered one of Sweden's finest actors, he wa also a devoted father of three children.
Biography
Citing the fact that he is "child-like" as one of his best personal traits, Thommy had always loved children and desired to have his own. This desire had grown so great over the years that he noted that he felt as if he were "withering away" from the lack of being a father. In the mid-1990s, his dream was finally realized with the birth of a son to him and wife Monika Ahlberg – a chef and cookbook author who also reviews eateries and submits recipes to magazines in Sweden. The couple would be blessed again, a few years, later with the birth of twin girls.When questioned why he waited to have children, he stated that he "matured late", but that his family had come to mean more to him than he could have ever imagined. He felt that the most important thing in life is love, and said that he never put his children to sleep at night without telling them that he loves them.
He lived with his family in Stockholm, Sweden in Djurgården. He adored his home and referred to it as his place on earth. He also had a great love for art, citing Vincent van Gogh as one of his favorite artists. He stated that he had spent more time in the company of painters than actors.
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Filmography of Thommy Berggren (15 films)
| Year | Name | Job | Roles |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1998 | The Glass-Blower's Children | Actor | The Emperor |
| 1992 | Sunday's Children | Actor | Erik Bergman |
| 1986 | The American Bride | Actor | Edoardo |
| 1983 | A Hill on the Dark Side of the Moon | Actor | Maxim Kovalevskij |
| 1979 | Kristoffer's House | Actor | Kristoffer |
| 1975 | Giliap | Actor | Giliap |
| 1971 | Joe Hill | Actor | Joe Hill |
| 1970 | The Adventurers | Actor | Sergei Nikovitch |
| 1967 | Elvira Madigan | Actor | Sixten Sparre |
| 1966 | Come on Roland! | Actor | Roland Jung |
| 1965 | Love 65 | Actor | Actor |
| 1963 | Raven's End | Actor | Anders |
| 1963 | A Sunday in September | Actor | Stig |
| 1963 | The Baby Carriage | Actor | Björn |
| 1963 | A Sunday in September | Actor | Stig |