Bengt Eklund

Good Evening, Mr. Wallenberg 5th October 1990 as Guest at the Rabbi (uncredited)

Code Name Coq Rouge 25th August 1989 as The Old One

Ungkarlshotellet 22nd January 1975 as Holm

Erik XIV 25th March 1974 as Peder Welamson

Pippi Goes on Board 31st October 1969 as Tivolidirektören

Life on Seacrow Island 14th December 1968 as Nisse Grankvist

Shame 29th September 1968 as Guard on Jacobi's Expedition

Skrallan, Ruskprick and Gurnard 2nd December 1967 as Nisse Grankvist

Tjorven and Mysak 10th December 1966 as Nisse Grankvist

The D.T.'s 27th June 1966 as Supporter

Tjorven and Skrallan 27th November 1965 as Nisse Grankvist

Tjorven, Batsman, and Moses 24th October 1964 as Nisse Grankvist

The Doll 30th July 1962 as Håkansson

Lita på mej, älskling! 18th December 1961 as Editor

The Heist 4th September 1961 as The Croupier

The Man Who Lived his Life Over 23rd May 1961 as The prisoner

Crime in Paradise 7th September 1959 as Tage Skoglund

Laila 13th November 1958 as Björneberg

Miss April 8th June 1958 as Hink the driver

Moon Over Hellesta 24th November 1956 as Valter Holmqvist

Tarp's Elin 12th November 1956

It Is Never Too Late 17th March 1956

Mord, lilla vän 26th February 1955 as Pierre Olovsson

Männen i mörker 6th February 1955 as Ragnar Tranberg

Sir Arne's Treasure 16th December 1954 as Sir Reginald

Summer with Monika 9th February 1953 as First Man at the Vegetable Store

Hon kom som en vind 26th November 1952 as Gurra

Skeppare i blåsväder 28th August 1951

Kyssen på kryssen 16th December 1950 as Actor

Rolling Sea 19th August 1950 as Palm

Två trappor över gården 6th February 1950 as Bengt Hallberg

Thirst 17th October 1949 as Raoul

Du har blivit krigsman 1st January 1949 as Plutonchef

Port of Call 11th October 1948 as Gösta Andersson

Music in Darkness 17th January 1948 as Ebbe Larsson

Railroad Workers 26th December 1947 as Amos Forslund

Krigsmans erinran 15th August 1947

Harald Handfaste 26th December 1946 as The Bailiff's courtier

När ängarna blommar 11th November 1946

The Balloon 7th October 1946