

Cast & creator
Best known for The Guldbagge Awards, The Guldbagge Awards, Fanny and Alexander
Jarl Lage Kulle was a Swedish stage and screen actor, director and singer. He graduated from the Royal Dramatic Theatre's acting school in 1949, was subsequently employed at the theatre and was a member of the ensemble till 1995. In total, Kulle played in 76 plays at the Royal dramatic Theatre in Stockholm. In 1959 he appeared as Henry Higgins in the musical "My Fair Lady" at Oscarsteatern, Stockholm. Thirteen years earlier, in 1946, Jarl Kulle made his film debut in a minor role. Ten years later he was offered major parts as first lover and prince charming. Internationally he's probably most known for his performances in Ingmar Bergman's "Smiles of a Summer Night" and "Fanny and Alexander".
Also known as: Ярл Кулле
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film credits
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television credits
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1946–2009 · acting roles
7.0
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Across film & television
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Self - Host
1981
Self - Best Actor winner
1981
Gustav Adolf Ekdahl
1984
Gustav Adolf Ekdahl
1982
General Lorens Löwenhielm
1987
Count Carl Magnus Malcolm
1955
Don Juan
1960
Baron Carl Ulrik Alsmeden
1966
Phileas Fogg
1975
Kaj
1952
Lenny Bruce
1971
Osvald Berg
1958
Leper at Death Valley
1953
Cornelius
1964
Hilding Lif
1981
Karl Särner
1961
Mårten Gåskarl (voice)
1962
Viktor Aaltonen
1957
Ministern
1970
Director
1970
Writer
1970
Olof Koskela
1956
Krakow
1969
Director
1969
Writer
1969
Oscar II
1995
Hilmer Westlund
1964
Leif Mix
1969
Self
1995
Ture Borg
1950
Mack
1993

Self (archive footage)
1996
Self
1964
King Erik of Sweden
1954
John Berndtsson
1964
Jan Froman
1961
Hans Ringmar
1964
Klaes
1962

Ernst Farell
1956
Baron Patrik Sinclair
1960
Oscar II
1994
(archive footage)
1995
(archive footage)
1993
Thomas Glahn
1962
Karl XII
1974
Panten
1990Phileas Fogg
1974


Dan Andersson
1957

Immanuel Nobel
1995
Johan Jacob Wenkel
1959Self (archive footage)
1964
Ture Sventon
1972
Docent
1974
Writer
1974
Director
1974
Self (archive footage)
2009
Jänkarn
1946
Jalle
1951