Birger Malmsten

Birger Malmsten (23 December 1920 – 15 February 1991) was a Swedish actor. He had many roles in Ingmar Bergman's films.

Selected filmography

South of the Highway (1936) – Student (uncredited) (1940) – Staff Member (uncredited) General von Döbeln (1942) – Lieutenant at Svea Livgarde (uncredited) Ombyte av tåg (1943) – Young Man at the Café (uncredited) Life and Death (1943) – Telephone Operator (uncredited) Count Only the Happy Moments (1944) – Helge Wikström Torment (1944) – Kreutz – Student (uncredited) We Need Each Other (1944) – Guest at Café The Serious Game (1945) – Kaj Lidner (uncredited) It Rains on Our Love (1946) – David When the Meadows Blossom (1946) – Gunnar Hellman A Ship to India (1947) – Johannes Blom Crime in the Sun (1947) – Harry Music in Darkness (1948) – Bengt Vyldeke Banketten (1948) – Rex Eva (1948) – Bo Dangerous Spring (1949) – Torsten Hertgren Prison (1949) – Thomas Thirst (1949) – Bertil To Joy (1950) – Marcel Restaurant Intim (1950) – Alf Lindholm (1950) – Ivan Jansson Summer Interlude (1951) – Henrik Secrets of Women (1952) – Martin Lobelius Ursula, the Girl from the Finnish Forests (1953) – Hans Halvarsson All the World's Delights (1953) – Mats Eliasson No Man's Woman (1953) – Erland Klemensson Dance in the Smoke (1954) – Man in haystack (uncredited) Time of Desire (1954) – Algot Wiberg Gabrielle (1954) – Bertil Lindström The Unicorn (1955) – Christer Allard People of the Finnish Forests (1955) – David Amberg Moon Over Hellesta (1956) – Carl Anckarberg (1957) – Peter Kallander Encounters in the Twilight (1957) – Olle Lindberg Night Light (1957) – Mikael Sjöberg Playing on the Rainbow (1958) – Hasse Eriksson Laila (1958) – Mellet Omma (1959) – Jimmy Wilson (1959) – Paul Forsman The Silence (1963) – The Bartender Masculin Féminin (1966) – Lui (l'homme dans le film) Carmilla (1968) – Doctor Per Ek (1968) – Morbror Ann and Eve (1970) – Amos Mathews The Last Adventure (1974) – Company Commander Face to Face (1976) – Rapist Tabu (1977) – Publisher Jönssonligan får guldfeber (1984) – Öb