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Mattis Herman Nyquist

Acting Born Jan 12, 1982 Norway 24 credits
24
Total Credits
2025
18 Years Career Span
3
Vault Titles
10
Key Co-Stars

Biography

Mattis Herman Nyquist works in acting. Born January 12, 1982 in Norway. Archytele tracks 24 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.

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Frequent co-stars

Career timeline

Safe HouseBausjenNo Comment
MunchFolkets konge
A Storm for ChristmasLunchThe Olsen Gang - Last scream!
Dear CompatriotsGritt
For LifeGranddadAnother Happy ChristmasBig Mood
An AffairNesten voksenSara's Intimate Confessions
Nobel
Hæsjtægg
Victoria
Must Have Been Love
Headhunters
Fatso

Full Filmography

24 titles
  • An Affair (2018) as Frode
  • Nobel (2016) as Hektor Stolt-Hansen
  • A Storm for Christmas (2022) as Steven
  • For Life (2020) as Magnus Stub
  • Headhunters (2011) as Ferdinand
  • Safe House (2025) as Andreas
  • Dear Compatriots (2021) as Statsministeren
  • Bausjen (2025) as Glenn
  • Nesten voksen (2018) as Espen
  • Fatso (2008) as Mathias
  • Granddad (2020) as Yuval
  • Hæsjtægg (2015) as Robert
  • Victoria (2013) as Bohem
  • Lunch (2022) as Birger
  • Munch (2023) as Edvard Munch (30)
  • No Comment (2025) as Nestlederen
  • Must Have Been Love (2012) as August
  • Another Happy Christmas (2020) as Max
  • Folkets konge (2023) as Narrator
  • The Olsen Gang - Last scream! (2022) as Edvard Munch
  • Big Mood (2020) as Dad
  • X as Fredrik
  • Sara's Intimate Confessions (2018) as Professor Hermann
  • Gritt (2021) as Mattis

Frequently Asked Questions

What movies or TV shows is Mattis Herman Nyquist best known for?

Mattis Herman Nyquist is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including An Affair (2018), Headhunters (2011), Bausjen (2025).

When and where was Mattis Herman Nyquist born?

Mattis Herman Nyquist was born on January 12, 1982 in Norway.

How many credits does Mattis Herman Nyquist have?

Mattis Herman Nyquist has accumulated over 24 film and television credits across a career spanning from 2008 to 2025.