
Hasse Ekman
Directing • Born 1915-09-10 – Died 2004-02-15
Biography
Hasse Ekman (10 September 1915 – 15 February 2004) was a Swedish director, actor, writer and producer for film, stage and television. Hasse Ekman is probably Sweden's most successful and critically acclaimed film director pre Ingmar Bergman (and aside from him) and post Sjöström and Stiller, with his peak in mid-1940s to the year 1950. Much influenced by filmmaker Orson Welles and also by episodic-films. His most successful film as a director is often said to be the 1950 film Flicka och hyacinter (Girl with Hyacinths), a crime/mystery drama about a young woman committing suicide by hanging herself in her apartment. Hasse Ekman is part of the prominent "Ekman acting family" in Sweden: He was the son of Swedish star actor Gösta Ekman (senior) and father of actor Gösta Ekman (junior), actor Stefan Ekman and stage/film director Mikael Ekman. Also grandfather of actress Sanna Ekman. As an actor Ekman also came to act in most of his own films, as the leading man and in a number of strong supporting roles, and he also acted in a three of early Ingmar Bergman-films (Prison, Thirst and Sawdust and Tinsel). He also played opposite his famous father in Intermezzo; the original Swedish 1936 film starring Ingrid Bergman in the female lead. Overall he made 50 roles in Swedish films. Description above from the Wikipedia article Hasse Ekman, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Filmography
58 credits
The Yellow Squadron
Movie • 1954
Captain Birger Wreting

Minns ni?
Movie • 1993
(archive footage)

June Night
Movie • 1940
Willy Wilson

Den gamla goda tiden
Movie • 1946

Sawdust and Tinsel
Movie • 1953
Frans

Thirst
Movie • 1949
Dr. Rosengren

Gabrielle
Movie • 1954
Kjell Rodin

Gösta Ekman - En levande legend
Movie • 1987
Self

Meeting with Hasse
Movie • 1993

The Girl from the Third Row
Movie • 1949
Sture Anker

The Banquet
Movie • 1948
Hugo Stenbrott

The Royal Rabble
Movie • 1945
Tommy Anker

Flames in the Dark
Movie • 1942
Per Sahlén

Life Goes On
Movie • 1941
Ludvig Bourg

The Sixth Shot
Movie • 1943
Man at the train platform

Changing Trains
Movie • 1943
Joakim Lundell

Intermezzo
Movie • 1936
Åke Brandt

The First Squadron
Movie • 1941
Franconian Bråde

Happiness Is on Its Way
Movie • 1942
Voice on the Radio (voice) (uncredited)

Prison
Movie • 1949
Martin Grande

Interlude
Movie • 1946
Vilhelm Canitz

On a Bench in a Park
Movie • 1960
Stig Brender

Miss Chic
Movie • 1959
Buster Carell

A Day Will Dawn
Movie • 1944
Rutger von Brewitz

Seventh Heaven
Movie • 1956
Willy Lorens

While the Door Was Locked
Movie • 1946
Torsten "Totte" von Breda

Jazz Boy
Movie • 1958
Teddy Anker

We Three Debutantes
Movie • 1953

The Halo Is Slipping
Movie • 1957
Per-Axel Dahlander

The Staffan Stolle Story
Movie • 1956
Klad Traenger

Little Martin Returns
Movie • 1948
Second Lieutenant Svensson

Put Our Märta First or As Luck Will Have It
Movie • 1945
Kurre

The Nuthouse
Movie • 1951
Hans Hasseson Ekman / Fänrik Bråde / Kim (voice)

En natt på Smygeholm
Movie • 1933

Thunder and Lightning
Movie • 1938

The Great John Ericsson
Movie • 1937

Med folket för fosterlandet
Movie • 1938

The Young Nobleman
Movie • 1924

Stopp! Tänk på något annat
Movie • 1944

Hemslavinnor
Movie • 1933

The Glass Mountain
Movie • 1953
Stellan Sylvester

Private Entrance
Movie • 1956
Sture Falk

Meeting in the Night
Movie • 1946
Åke

Heaven and Pancakes
Movie • 1959
Willy Lorens

Each to His Own Way
Movie • 1948
Tage Sundell

Jack of Hearts
Movie • 1950
Lt. Anders Canitz

One Swallow Does Not Make a Summer
Movie • 1947
Bertil

Decimals of Love
Movie • 1960
Karl Krister 'Charlie' Gedelius

Wandering with the Moon
Movie • 1945
Ernst Törsleff

Cadets Together
Movie • 1939
Bertil Winge

I rök och dans
Movie • 1954
Well dressed man in haystack

The Great Amateur
Movie • 1958
Max Wallby

Life and Death
Movie • 1943
Kirre Granlund

Jag är eld och luft
Movie • 1944
Tore Ekström, Actor

Skådetennis
Movie • 1945
Himself

Terras fönster 2
Movie • 1949

I rök och dans
Movie • 1954

The Guldbagge Awards
TV • 1981
Self - Creative Achievement Award winner