Stig Olin
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Stig Olin (September 11, 1920 – June 28, 2008) was a Swedish actor, theatre director, songwriter and singer. Father of actress Lena Olin and Swedish singer Mats Olin. He was married to actress Britta Holmberg.
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Acted in
Minns ni?
1993
as (archive footage)
Stig Järrel 80 år
1990
as Self
Time of the Wolf
1988
as The Beggar
Jim and the Pirates Blom
1987
as Potatis-Algot
Allsång på Skansen
1979
as Self - Guest
Rasmus, Pontus and Toker
1956
as Ernst
Sceningång
1956
as Bernhard Stensson
Swing it, fröken
1956
Den underbara lögnen
1955
Mord, lilla vän
1955
as Dick Mattsson
The Yellow Squadron
1954
as Boman
Resan till dej
1953
as Bicycle messenger
Barabbas
1953
as Member of Barabbas' Gang
Farlig kurva
1952
as Tjoffe
Klasskamrater
1952
as Stig Andersson
One Fiancé at a Time
1952
as Jerker Nordin, konstnär
Divorced
1951
as Hans, högskolestuderande, Gertruds svärson
Summer Interlude
1951
as Ballet instructor
The Nuthouse
1951
Kvartetten som sprängdes
1950
as Werner
This Can't Happen Here
1950
as Young Man
To Joy
1950
as Stig Eriksson
The Girl from the Third Row
1949
as Kalle Nilsson
Prison
1949
as Peter
Hur tokigt som helst
1949
Farlig vår
1949
as Gustaf Eriksson
Eva
1948
as Göran Bolin
Port of Call
1948
as Thomas
Var sin väg
1948
as Fredrik Salén
Woman Without a Face
1947
as Ragnar Ekberg
Jens Mons in America
1947
as Johnny Andersson
The Balloon
1946
as Michael Kollinsky
Incorrigible
1946
as Krister Sundbom
Johansson och Vestman
1946
Crisis
1946
as Jack
Two People
1945
as Svenning
Three Sons
1945
as Olle - Familjen Hallman
Oss tjuvar emellan eller en burk ananas
1945
as Gustav (uncredited)
Torment
1944
as Sandman, student
Den osynliga muren
1944
as Worker
Lev farligt
1944
as Parachute Saboteur
A Profession for Men
1944
Ordet
1943
as Anders
Young Blood
1943
as Pelle Persson
The Sin of Anna Lans
1943
as Arne
The Priest Who Knocked Out
1943
as Young Man
Kronans käcka gossar
1940
as Military