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Tommy Nilson
Tommy Nilson
75 years (Feb 23, 1935 – Sep 14, 2010)
Upplands Väsby, Stockholms län, Sweden
12 Movies
3 TV Shows

Tommy Nilson

Tommy Nilson works in front of the camera in Swedish productions, and beyond the credits there is little on file. Age at the first credit: 20. The bulk of the listed work is drama. Known work: 15 credits. The film 'A Swedish Love Story' is on his record, with Roger, Annika's Brother as the role.
Tommy Nilson works in front of the camera in Swedish productions, and beyond the credits there is little on file. Age at the first credit: 20. The bulk of the listed work is drama. Known work: 15 credits. The film 'A Swedish Love Story' is on his record, with Roger, Annika's Brother as the role.
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Is Tommy Nilson still alive?
Tommy Nilson passed away on September 14, 2010 at age 75.
What are the most famous roles of Tommy Nilson?
Tommy Nilson is best known for roles in A Swedish Love Story, Rider in Blue, Roseanna.
How many movies has Tommy Nilson been in?
Over a 55-year career (since 1955), Tommy Nilson has appeared in 12 movies and 3 TV shows.
What was Tommy Nilson's first movie?
The career of Tommy Nilson began with Giftas (1955).
What is Tommy Nilson's most recent movie or series?
Tommy Nilson's most recent release is En kvinnas huvud, which premiered on March 7, 1997.
What TV shows has Tommy Nilson appeared in?
On television, Tommy Nilson has appeared in Julkalendern, Sinkadus, Lille Luj och Änglaljus i strumpornas hus.
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Tommy Nilson
Tommy Nilson
1935-02-23 · Upplands Väsby, Stockholms län, Sweden

Tommy Nilson, born Hans Tommie Nilsson, was a Swedish stage and screen actor. He graduated from the Royal Dramatic Theatre's acting school in 1955. His film debut was in Schamyl Bauman's "Klasskamrater" (1952).

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