Johan Hedenberg
Acting
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Acting Credits
Biography
Leif Johan Gunnar Hedenberg, born on October 9, 1954, in Katarina Parish, Stockholm, is a Swedish actor, screenwriter, and voice actor/narrator.
Known For
Filmography
The Night
2026
as Anders
The Glass Dome
2025
as Valter
Blind Tracks
2025
as Police chief
Ronja the Robber's Daughter
2024
as Sorva
All and Eva
2024
as Göran
The Pinchers' High Voltage Heist
2023
as Adelsmannen
Fiktiv granskning - En grävande historia
2022
as Sven Veman
Ta det som en man
2022
as Self
Dystopia
2021
as Harry
Dough
2021
as Kangas
Cryptid
2020
as Axel
The Perfect Patient
2019
as Claes Borgström
Blinded
2019
as Zachrisson
Ted: Show Me Love
2018
as Arne Gärdestad
Palmegruppen goes for a very long lunch
2018
as Sven Veman
Conspiracy of Silence
2018
My Future Love
2016
as Old Gunnar
Johan Falk: The End
2015
as Örjan Bohlin
Johan Falk: Lockdown
2015
as Örjan Bohlin
Johan Falk: Blood Diamonds
2015
as Örjan
Raspberry Boat Refugee
2014
as Driver
Wallander: The Loss
2013
as Bosse Herlitz
Fröken Frimans krig
2013
as Gösta Wikland
Death of a Pilgrim
2013
as Berg Jr.
The Fjällbacka Murders: In the Eye of the Beholder
2012
as Hasse Vennerman
Johan Falk: Organizatsija Karayan
2012
as Örjan Bohlin
Johan Falk: The 107 Patriots
2012
Johan Falk: The Mother of All Robberies
2012
Real Humans
2012
as Polis
Beyond the Border
2011
as Major Adolfsson
The Bridge
2011
as Axel
Inspector Späck
2010
as Grünvald Karlsson
The Sandhamn Murders
2010
as Olle Granlund
Detour
2009
as Bosse
Jenny Strikes Back
2009
as Ronny
The Murders
2009
as Mork
Rally Chicks
2008
as Sven
Kungamordet
2008
as Björn Larsson
Der Kommissar und das Meer
2007
as Viktor Algard
Stjärnorna på slottet
2006
as Self
Poliser
2006
as Rolf
Wallander
2005
as Bosse Herlitz
Trettondagsafton
1999
as Vaktchefen
Beck 06 - The Monster
1998
as Limousinmannen
Night Bus 807
1997
as Police
The Potato Seller
1996
as Eliasson
Morsarvet
1993
as Kapten Antonsson
In the Archipelago
1986
as Jörgen, the mother's boyfriend
Åshöjdens BK
1985
as Edward
Två solkiga blondiner
1984
as Glenn
What the Butler Saw
1983
Sverige åt svenskarna
1980