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Johan Widerberg

Born March 16, 1974
Stockholm, Sweden
52 years old

Johan Widerberg is the son of Bo Widerberg (who is often cited as one of the greatest Scandinavian directors). Johan's breakthrough role is often cited as the lead of the acclaimed film "All Things Fair", of the year 1995.

48 titles
43 Acting
2 Writing
1 Crew

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Acting (43)

Ocean's Twelve (2004)

Johan

A Man Called Ove (2015)

Vitskjortan

The Wife (2017)

Walter Bark

My Life as a Dog (1985)

Boy in Town

All Things Fair (1995)

Stig

The Spy (2019)

Baron von Gossler

Man on the Roof (1976)

Kollberg's Son (uncredited)

The Man from Majorca (1984)

Johansson's Son

The Sandhamn Murders (2010)

Sylvester

Modus (2015)

Lukas Lindgren

Under the Sun (1998)

Erik Jonsson

Cop Killer (1994)

Kasper

Bäckström (2020)

Haqvin Furuhjelm

Springfloden (2016)

Minken

To Cook a Bear (2025)

Sederin

Blinded (2019)

Anders Meyer

The Serpent's Way (1986)

Jani as a child

Happy End (2011)

Asger

Gossip (2000)

Alexander

Foreign Fields (2000)

Kurt Cobain

Missing (2017)

Pastor Stein

The Stockholm Syndrome (2003)

Lasse

Ebba och Didrik (1990)

Didrik Reng

Report to Heaven (1994)

Victor

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Christmas Oratorio (1996)

Sidner Nordensson

In (2011)

Magnus

Selma & Johanna - en roadmovie (1997)

Conny

So Different (2009)

Kristian

Suburbia (2022)

Martin

Doktrinen (2024)

Erik Nisser

Mending Hugo's Heart (2017)

Nordexpressen (1992)

Håkan Niklasson

Lithivm (1998)

Martin

Rosenbaum - Målbrott (1993)

Rolf Karlström

Augustitango (1996)

Peter

Herr von Hancken (2000)

Bror Benjamin Carlander

Odjuret (2012)

Hilding

All Things Fair - the last film by Bo Widerberg (2015)

Bo Widerberg (1977)

Bo Widerberg Directs (2015)

Midas (2020)

Svenska tv-historier (2015)

Johan Widerberg

The Hearing (2021)

Psykiatriker

Writing (2)

The Fourth Man (2014)

Screenplay

Death of a Pilgrim (2013)

Crew (1)

Marks (2022)

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Appearances (2)

Being Bo Widerberg (2025)

Self (archive footage)

The Guldbagge Awards (1981)

Self