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Alf Kjellin (Swedish pronunciation: [ˈalf ɕɛ̌lˈɪːn]; 28 February 1920 – 5 April 1988) was a Swedish film actor and director, who also appeared on some television shows. [1] [2]
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the pleasure garden biography for alf kjellin long way home the alfred hitchcock hour the girls of huntington house siska walking tall Although he acted in and directed a few feature films, the main body of his work consisted of directing made-for-TV movies (one of his better ones being the clever psychological thriller The Deadly Dream (1971)) and appearing as a guest star--often as a villain--in TV series. Born February 28, 1920. Died April 5, 1988 (68) Add to list. Photos 11.
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Swedish actor and film director (1920–1988) – Alf Kjellin was born in Lund (urban area in Lund Municipality, Scania County, Sweden) on February 28th, 1920 and died in Los Angeles (largest city in California, United States of America) on April 5th, 1988 at the age of 68.
Apr 8, 1988 · Alf Kjellin, a handsome Swede who came to Hollywood and “made a lot of lousy pictures” but then returned to Sweden where he learned the art of directing, has died. A spokeswoman for the ...
Overview. Born. February 28, 1920 · Lund, Skåne län, Sweden. Died. April 5, 1988 · Los Angeles, California, USA (heart attack) Birth name. Alf Gunnar Helgesson Kjellin. Height. 5′ 11″ (1.80 m) Mini Bio. Although trained for the stage in his native Sweden, Alf Kjellin appeared in only a few stage productions before entering films.
- February 28, 1920
- April 5, 1988
Alf Kjellin (28 February 1920 - 5 April 1988) was a Swedish film actor and director, who also appeared on some television shows. Kjellin was well established as a film actor when he occasionally took on roles in television shows.
Feb 28, 1920 Birth Place: Lund, Sweden. Biography. Although he was never nominated for any acting-related awards (nor scored a true breakout role), actor Alf Kjellin made nearly 80 appearances in television programs/movies between 1937 and 1979, and become a much sought-after director.
