Oskar Liigand
16 Movies
Movies
Plays Vanaisa
Mardipäev
1989
Plays Aksel's Father
Spring in the Forest
1974
Plays Juugu
Windy Beach
1971
Plays Villu's Father
The Master of Kõrboja
1980
Plays Servant
Nipernaadi
1983
Plays Oskar
Traces
1964
Plays Servant Paavo
Tear of the Prince of Darkness
1993
Plays Neighbour
The New Devil of Hellsbottom
1965
Plays Ervin
Men from the Fisherman's Village
1962
Plays Petrol Truck Driver
The Midday Ferry
1967
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Nipernaadi
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Tear of the Prince of Darkness
Servant Paavo
1993
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Lamb in the Down Right Corner
Man at Empties Redemption (uncredited)
1992
Film
Mardipäev
Vanaisa
1989
Film
The Comic Lover, or The Amorous Adventures of Sir John Falstaff
гробовщик
1984
Film
Nipernaadi
Servant
1983
Film
The Master of Kõrboja
Villu's Father
1980
Film
My Wife Became a Grandmother
Club Member
1977
Film
Ask the Dead About the Price of Death
Prison Officer (uncredited)
1977
Film
Spring in the Forest
Aksel's Father
1974
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Oskar Liigand still alive?
Oskar Liigand passed away on October 4, 1995 at age 83.
What are the most famous roles of Oskar Liigand?
Oskar Liigand is best known for roles in Nipernaadi, Lamb in the Down Right Corner, Madness.
How many movies has Oskar Liigand been in?
Over a 33-year career (since 1962), Oskar Liigand has appeared in 16 movies and 0 TV shows.
What was Oskar Liigand's first movie?
The career of Oskar Liigand began with Men from the Fisherman's Village (1962).
What is Oskar Liigand's most recent movie or series?
Oskar Liigand's most recent release is Living Room, which premiered on July 26, 1993.
Oskar Liigand
1911-10-15 · St. Petersburg, Russian Empire [now Russia]
Oskar Liigand (October 15, 1911, St. Petersburg – October 4, 1995, Tallinn) was an Estonian actor.
He graduated from Paul Sepa's private theater studio in Tallinn in 1937. In the years 1936–1944, he was an actor in the Estonian Drama Theater, in 1944–1950 in the Vanemuine Theater and in 1950–1952 in the Ugala Theater. In the years 1952–1986, he was an actor of the National Puppet Theater of the Estonian SSR.