Kim Anderzon
Birthday
1943/03/20
Day of death
2014/10/24 (71 years old)
Gender
Female
Place of Birth
Östersund, Jämtland, Sweden
Also know as
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Biography
Kim Kerstin Kristina Birgitta Anderzon was a Swedish stage and screen actress. She became renowned when starring in several Dario Fo and Franca Rame's plays at Pistolteatern Stockholm. Kom Anderzon's film debut was in Göran Gentele's "Miss and Mrs Sweden" (1969).
Acting
(1981) Who Pulled the Plug?
as Lena Andersson
(2006) Who Pulled the Plug? 2
as Lena
(2004) Language of Love 2000
as Emilia
(1980) Package Tour
as Siv Åman
(1974) En enkel melodi
as Guest at the party
(1970) The Lustful Vicar
as Agneta
(1969) Miss and Mrs Sweden
as ---
(1992) Have a Wonderful Life
as Eva
(1971) Badjävlar
as The Model
(1976) Elvis! Elvis!
as Anna-Rosa's Mother
(2004) In the Footsteps of Stig Helmer
as Self
(1981) Sally and Freedom
as Inger
(1987) Saxofonhallicken
as Lisbeth
(1984) Sköna juveler
as Veronika
(1986) Min pappa är Tarzan
as Sonja
(1969) Language of Love
as ---
(1980) Spela Allan
as Modern
(1988) Only We Can Love Like This
as Boarding-house supervisor
(1971) Midsommardansen
as Raya
(1981) Kvinnofest 1981
as ---
(2017) Kim - Den skalliga primadonnan
as Herself
(1985) Den tragiska historien om Hamlet - Prins av Danmark
as The Queen
(1974) Mahagonny
as ---
(2008) Come Here
as ---
(1983) Second Dance
as Anna
(1982) Klippet
as Margit
(1986) The Headsman and the Harlot
as Sköka
(2007) Leende Guldbruna Ögon
as ---
(1969) The Indelicate Balance
as Karin
(1971) Midsommardansen
as Raija
(1983) Raskenstam
as Defense Attorney
(2008) Can't Complain
as Grandmother
(1982) One-Week Bachelors
as Hypnotised woman
(1990) BlackJack
as Woman at Dance Hall (uncredited)
(1995) Stannar du så springer jag
as Anna Hallonlöv
(1973) Swedish Porno: Dripping of Honey
as ---
(2006) Robins
as Self - Guest
(1998) Längtans blåa blomma
as Midwife
(2006) Stjärnorna på Slottet
as Self
(1981) Det finns inga smålänningar
as Anna
(1960) Julkalendern
as Julstjärnan
(1988) Stoft och skugga
as Gertrud
(2007) Leende Guldbruna Ögon
as Eva
(1974) Engeln
as ---
(1981) The Guldbagge Awards
as Self - Best Actress winner
(1981) The Guldbagge Awards
as Self - Host