Acting
Hans Strååt
- Titles
- 37movies2TV shows
- Career
Active from 1944 to 1986, with a break from 1966 to 1983, busiest in 1944 and 1959 with 2 main titles each.
- Leading roles
- 3top three billing
- Average score
- Not enough ratings
What stands out
Compared with the average well-known movie, over 6 of their titles. Select a trait to filter titles.
- Historical6.5average 2.6
- Nostalgia6.8average 3.7
- Romance6.7average 3.8
- Coming of Age5.7average 3.0
- Class & Capitalism6.0average 3.3
- Showbiz3.0average 1.2
- Melancholy6.5average 4.7
- Family Dynamics6.2average 4.7
Rarely in their work
- Contemporary Realism3.3, average 5.3
- Violence2.3, average 4.3
- Adrenaline3.2, average 5.0
- Pop Culture0.5, average 2.2
Main genres
Select a genre to see those titles.
Recurring tags
- Character-Driven 2
Works often with
People in at least two of their main titles.
Movies and TV shows
39
Excellent
Score 90 to 100
2 titles
Excellent
Score 90 to 100
91
Fanny and Alexander (1982)
as Clergyman at Wedding
90
Smiles of a Summer Night (1955)
as Adolf Almgren (uncredited)
Great
Score 80 to 89
1 title
Great
Score 80 to 89
82
Hedebyborna (1978)
TV show · as Doktor Lundewall
Decent
Score 60 to 69
4 titles
Decent
Score 60 to 69
67
Port of Call (1948)
as Vilander
67
Jazz Boy (1958)
as The Director of 'Kameliadamen'
67
Miss April (1958)
as Bäcke the lawyer
63
Loving Couples (1964)
as Thomas Meller
Bad to mediocre
Score 30 to 59
2 titles
Bad to mediocre
Score 30 to 59
58
The Ninth Company (1987)
as Arvid Jönsson
57
Raskenstam (1983)
as Leonard Johansson
Not rated yet
30 titles
Not rated yet
Jack of Hearts (1950)
as Wilhelm Canitz
Sista natten (1956)
as The man
Appassionata (1944)
as Gösta
No Time To Kill (1959)
as Inspector Bergman
Love Me! (1986)
as Larsson
Don Juan (1965)
TV show · as Don Carlos
Två solkiga blondiner (1984)
as Axel
The Halo Is Slipping (1957)
as Yngve Englund
General von Döbeln (1942)
as Lieutenant Wilhelm von Döbeln
The Right to Love (1956)
as Söderberg
The Unicorn (1955)
as Harriet's father
A Day Will Dawn (1944)
as Löwenskiöld