Elith Pio
Birthday
1887/07/04
Day of death
1983/02/10 (95 years old)
Gender
Male
Place of Birth
Copenhagen, Denmark
Also know as
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Biography
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Viggo Elith William Pio (3 July 1887 - 10 February 1983) was a Danish actor of stage, screen, radio and television. He is most noted for starring roles in films such as Carl Theodor Dreyer's Leaves from Satan's Book, Johan Jacobsen's Jenny and the Soldier and Benjamin Christensen's Häxan. Description above from the Wikipedia article Elith Pio, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Acting
(1922) Häxan
as Johannes, Witch Judge
(1919) The President
as Franz Victor von Sendlingen, Karl's father
(1943) Alt for karrieren
as Hr. Andersen
(1945) Mens sagføreren sover
as Robert Jensen
(1909) The Master Detective
as ---
(1976) Barselstuen
as Jeronimus
(1911) The Girls from Cafe Maxim
as ---
(1933) Tango
as Otto Gronemann
(1943) As You Want Me
as Valdemar Mogensen
(2020) Sex, Sensations & Superstars: The History of Danish Silent Cinema
as Self – Interviewee (archive footage)
(1909) The Grey Dame
as Willy
(1942) Tordenskjold gaar i Land
as Frederik IV
(1914) Krigens Ofre
as Old Farmer's Son
(1960) Eventyrrejsen
as ---
(1961) Løgn og løvebrøl
as ---
(1969) The Man Who Thought Life
as ---
(1944) Otte akkorder
as ---
(1947) Jenny and the Soldier
as Olaf Knauer
(1944) Biskoppen
as ---
(1964) Tine
as ---
(1950) Den opvakte jomfru
as ---
(1963) Landmandsliv
as Karl Havermann
(1945) Affæren Birte
as ---
(1913) Saved from the Path of Transgression
as ---
(1962) Duellen
as ---
(1942) Et skud før midnat
as ---
(1951) Familien Schmidt
as ---
(1949) For frihed og ret
as Hans Puggaard
(1942) Forellen
as ---
(1943) Kriminalassistent Bloch
as Kriminalassistent Steffensen
(1943) Naar man kun er ung
as ---
(1931) Hotel paradis
as Fridolin
(1911) Dr. Gar el Hama I
as ---
(1938) Kongen Bød
as Christian VII
(1971) Rundt om Selma
as Wilhelmsen
(1916) Blind Justice
as ---
(1961) Ullabella
as Stiftsprovst
(1942) Vi kunde ha' det saa rart
as Professor K.M. Jørgensen
(1932) Church and organ
as Amtsskriver
(1943) Drama på slottet
as Dr. Wolffen - kongens livlæge
(1947) Take What You Want
as ---
(1919) Towards the Light
as Suffløren
(1972) Livsens ondskab
as Konsul Mørch