Carl Ottosen
Actor · Writer
53 years (Jul 18, 1918 – Jan 8, 1972)Denmark
Carl Ottosen carries the professional label of Danish actor, and the credits are most of what is known. He has been working on screen for about 79 years. The character Brigadier General Mark Grayson in 'Reptilicus' is his clearest credit. The first credit on record dates from 1947.
Carl Ottosen
Actor · Writer
Carl Ottosen carries the professional label of Danish actor, and the credits are most of what is known. He has been working on screen for about 79 years. The character Brigadier General Mark Grayson in 'Reptilicus' is his clearest credit. The first credit on record dates from 1947.
Movies: 41 titles
Plays Betjent
Amour
1970
Plays Brigadier General Mark Grayson
Reptilicus
1961
Plays Eric
Journey to the Seventh Planet
1962
Plays Tolder
I kongens klæ'r
1954
Plays Oversergent Vældegaard
Friends at Arms: Operation Camel
1960
Plays Monni, fisker
Dyden går amok
1966
Writer
Plays Oversergent Vældegaard
Friends at Arms: Causing Mischief
1962
Plays 3. politimand
Don Olsen kommer til byen
1964
Plays Kriminalassistent
Five men and Rosa
1964
Plays Scenemester Henrik Henriksen
Mord for åbent tæppe
1964
Plays Sailor
Hunger
1966
Director
Plays Oversergent Vældegaard
Friends at Arms: On a Bear Run
1968
Plays Bøder
Sorte Shara
1961
Plays Professor Andreas Henningsen
Bedside Dentist
1971
Writer
Plays Godsforvalter Lauritsen
The Girl and the Viscount
1966
Writer
Plays Sheriff von Greenville
Gold for the Tough Guys of the Prairie
1971
Plays Kaptajn
Peters landlov
1963
Plays Dødsdromkører
Behind the red gates
1951
Plays Kriminalbetjent Sørensen
Those Damned Kids
1947
Plays Petter Tvedt
Love Thy Neighbour
1967
Plays Nicolajsen
Faith, Hope and Witchcraft
1960
Writer
Plays Oversergent Vældegaard
Friends at Arms: On Autumn Exercises
1961
Plays Ansat i Statsradiofonien
Vejrhanen
1952
Plays Christian IV
The Key to Paradise
1970
Plays Brandmand
Forelsket i København
1960
Plays Max Hansen - Butcher
The Loose Tile
1966
Plays Eigil
Sønnen fra Amerika
1957
Plays Flyttemand
The Reluctant Sadist
1967
Writer
Plays Forvalter Mogensen
Den rige enke
1962
Director
Plays Sherif
Tough Guys of the Prairie
1970
Plays Herr Dollerup (Valdemars bisp & kirkeminister Absalon)
Svend, Knud og Valdemar
1970
Plays Spinoza
Relax Freddy
1966
Director
Plays Den anden læge Linsager
The Veterinarian's Adopted Children
1968
Plays Bartender Olsen
The Tove Andersen Criminal Case
1953
Plays Herman
A Sailor goes ashore
1954
Plays Oversergent Vældegaard
Friends at Arms
1958
Director
Plays Chefen
Fun in the Streets
1969
Plays Brandmajoren
Passer Babysitting Girls
1965
Plays Oversergent Vældegaard
Friends at Arms: Marching Out
1959
Plays Laust
Vores lille by
1954
TV Shows: 1 title
Latest Trailers
Watch Trailer
Relax Freddy
Full Filmography
Livsens ondskab
Toldkontrollør Knagsted · 5 episodes
1972–
Bedside Dentist
Professor Andreas Henningsen
1971
Gold for the Tough Guys of the Prairie
Sheriff von Greenville
1971
Tough Guys of the Prairie
Sherif
1970
The Key to Paradise
Christian IV
1970
Amour
Betjent
1970
Fun in the Streets
Chefen
1969
The Veterinarian's Adopted Children
Den anden læge Linsager
1968
Friends at Arms: On a Bear Run
Oversergent Vældegaard
1968
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Carl Ottosen still alive?
Carl Ottosen passed away on January 8, 1972 at age 53.
What are the most famous roles of Carl Ottosen?
Carl Ottosen is best known for roles in Reptilicus, Hunger, Journey to the Seventh Planet.
How many movies has Carl Ottosen been in?
Over a 25-year career (since 1947), Carl Ottosen has appeared in 41 movies and 1 TV shows.
What was Carl Ottosen's first movie?
The career of Carl Ottosen began with Those Damned Kids (1947).
What is Carl Ottosen's most recent movie or series?
Carl Ottosen's most recent release is Livsens ondskab, which premiered on September 4, 1972.
What TV shows has Carl Ottosen appeared in?
On television, Carl Ottosen has appeared in Livsens ondskab.
Carl Ottosen
1918-07-18 · Denmark
Carl Ottosen (18 July 1918 – 8 January 1972) was a Danish actor, screenwriter and film director. He appeared in 70 films between 1947 and 1972. He was born and died in Denmark.Carl Ottosen, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.