Jonas Malmsjö
Biography
Jonas Malmsjö is a Swedish actor. He is the son of Swedish actors Jan Malmsjö and Marie Göranzon. Malmsjö has worked in theatre, TV, and radio. He has appeared in several productions, including a starring role in the TV series Labyrint. Malmsjö has also been involved in productions directed by Ingmar Bergman at the Brooklyn Academy of Music. In addition, he has contributed to the voice cast of a musical, The Seduction of Ingmar Bergman, and played the role of Skorpa of the White Horse in The Last Kingdom, a BBC adaptation of Bernard Cornwell's The Saxon Stories series. Malmsjö was born in Stockholm, Sweden, on September 2, 1971.
Career overview
Jonas Malmsjö is a Swedish actor known for his work in theatre, TV, and radio. He comes from a family of actors, being the son of Jan Malmsjö and Marie Göranzon. Malmsjö has appeared in several productions in his native Sweden, including a starring role in the TV series Labyrint.
In addition to his work in Sweden, Jonas Malmsjö has collaborated with Ingmar Bergman on several projects, including productions at the Brooklyn Academy of Music. He has also contributed to a musical, The Seduction of Ingmar Bergman, providing the voice of Ingmar Bergman.
Jonas Malmsjö's acting credits span multiple formats and genres. He has worked in theatre, TV, and radio, showcasing his versatility as an actor. With a career spanning numerous projects, Malmsjö has demonstrated his ability to adapt to different roles and mediums.
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Career timeline
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28 titles- The Swedish Connection (2026) as Svante Hellstedt
- Beck 53 - From the Ashes (2025) as Tolle Öhlander
- Agatha Christie's Hjerson (2021) as Axel
- Min historiske pojkvän (2021) as Torkel
- Pappas pojkar (2020) as Harald
- Operation Ragnarok (2018) as Nils
- The Turk Shop (2017) as Peter
- Vårdgården (2016)
- The Last Kingdom (2015) as Skorpa
- Ghetto Swedish (2015) as Måns
- Allt faller (2013) as Kent
- Real Humans (2012) as Luther
- Annika Bengtzon: Crime Reporter - Lifetime (2012) as Christer Bure
- The Eight Ball King (2011) as Matte
- The Sandhamn Murders (2010) as Henrik Linde
- Hellenius Hörna (2010) as Self - Guest
- Psalm 21 (2009) as Henrik Horneus
- Scenes from a Celebrity Life (2009) as Jonas Malmsjö
- Der Kommissar und das Meer (2007) as Erik Mattson
- Vad blir det för mat? (2007) as Himself
- The Ghost Sonata (2007) as Studenten
- Wonderful and Loved by All (2007) as Pelle
- Search (2006) as Fabian
- Playing with Fire (2004) as Sonen
- Paradiset (2003) as Sven
- Muntra fruarna i Windsor (1998) as Fenton
- Adam & Eva (1997) as Estate Agent
- Ellinors bröllop (1996) as Peter
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Jonas Malmsjö best known for?
Jonas Malmsjö is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Adam Is... Eve (1954), The Last Kingdom (2015), The Sandhamn Murders (2010), Hellenius Hörna (2010).
When and where was Jonas Malmsjö born?
Jonas Malmsjö was born on September 2, 1971 in Stockholm, Sweden.
How many credits does Jonas Malmsjö have?
Jonas Malmsjö has accumulated over 28 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1996 to 2026.
What is Jonas Malmsjö's background in cinema and television?
Jonas Malmsjö is a Swedish actor. He is the son of Swedish actors Jan Malmsjö and Marie Göranzon. Malmsjö has worked in theatre, TV, and radio. He has appeared in several productions, including a starring role in the TV series Labyrint. Malmsjö has also been involved in productions directed by Ingmar Bergman at the Bro...
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Age in their best-rated roles
- The Last Kingdom (2015) as Skorpa — aged about 43
- The Sandhamn Murders (2010) as Henrik Linde — aged about 38
- Der Kommissar und das Meer (2007) as Erik Mattson — aged about 35
- Adam & Eva (1997) as Estate Agent — aged about 25
- Psalm 21 (2009) as Henrik Horneus — aged about 37
- Hellenius Hörna (2010) as Self - Guest — aged about 38
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