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Jan Malmsjö
Jan Malmsjö is known for Swedish stage and film actor, musical star, and singer. Jan Malmsjö was born on 29 May 1932.
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Jan Malmsjö is known for Swedish stage and film actor, musical star, and singer. Jan Malmsjö was born on 29 May 1932.
Jan Malmsjö is one of 1179 people in the A–Z index, listed under J.
Is Jan Malmsjö dead or alive?
Jan Malmsjö is best known for Swedish stage and film actor, musical star, and singer. Jan Malmsjö is a Swedish public figure. Jan Malmsjö was born on 29 May 1932, which places Jan Malmsjö among the people in the Dead or Alive catalog born in the 1930s. On Dead or Alive, Jan Malmsjö is listed in the Swedish Icons and Screen Icons categories, where you can test yourself on similar names. Dead or Alive is a trivia game: you decide whether a famous person is still alive, then see the answer. The status for Jan Malmsjö is checked against public sources such as Wikidata and is shown only after you answer.
He trained at the Royal Dramatic Training Academy from 1950 to 1953 and one of his first parts on the national stage was as Paris in Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet (1953). He appeared in two episodes of the World War II drama Combat! in 1966, first on the fourth season episode "Sudden Terror" as Bruener and secondly on the fifth season episode "The Chapel at Able Five" as Captain Krauss. In the same year he played Ilya W. Vorchek in the episode "Agent of the East" of the World War II espionage series Blue Light. His Swedish language recording of "Willkommen"; Välkomna till Cabaret (from Malmö City Theatre's successful production of Cabaret 1970;...
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Jan Malmsjö is known for Swedish stage and film actor, musical star, and singer.
Jan Malmsjö was born on 29 May 1932.
Jan Malmsjö's nationality is Swedish.
Jan Malmsjö appears in Swedish Icons, Screen Icons.
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