Swedish Actor, Entertainer. He was beloved by the Swedish people through decades for his appearances in many revues, vaudevilles, comedy plays and entertainment acts, on stage and TV. A front-figure in the ”crazy-group” Tre Knas (Three Loonies). Surprisingly to many, director Bo Widerberg chose him to play the leading part as superintendent Martin Beck in Sjöwall/Wahlöö´s ”Mannen på taket” (The Man on the Roof, 1976). It became a huge success, and his interpretation of this superintendent is concidered one of the best ever. He also made memorable acts in ”Babel´s Hus” by P.C. Jersild and Arthur Millers ”En Handelsresandes Död” (Death of a Salesman). He is the father of actor Pierre Lindstedt.
Swedish Actor, Entertainer. He was beloved by the Swedish people through decades for his appearances in many revues, vaudevilles, comedy plays and entertainment acts, on stage and TV. A front-figure in the ”crazy-group” Tre Knas (Three Loonies). Surprisingly to many, director Bo Widerberg chose him to play the leading part as superintendent Martin Beck in Sjöwall/Wahlöö´s ”Mannen på taket” (The Man on the Roof, 1976). It became a huge success, and his interpretation of this superintendent is concidered one of the best ever. He also made memorable acts in ”Babel´s Hus” by P.C. Jersild and Arthur Millers ”En Handelsresandes Död” (Death of a Salesman). He is the father of actor Pierre Lindstedt.
Bio by: Peter Robsahm
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