Erland Colliander Movies and TV Shows

Bio

Carl Erland Colliander was a Swedish stage and screen actor. He made his film debut in Victor Sjöström's "Ett hemligt giftermål /A Ruined Life" (1912).

Movies with Erland Colliander

New Order at Sjogarda

1944
As Vicar
The Emperor of Portugallia

1944
As
The Girl and the Devil

1944
As
Gustaf Wasa, Part Two

1928
As Henrik Slagheck
I dag börjar livet

1939
As Bartender
Sjösalavår

1949
As
Hotell Kåkbrinken

1946
As gäst på Källaren Dufvans kabaret
The Sea Vultures

1916
As
Mitt folk är icke ditt

1944
As
Dollar

1938
As Man at The Royal Yacht ClubErland Colliander
A Secret Marriage or The Deathbed Confession

1912
As Ej identifierade roll
Begär

1946
As
Onda ögon

1947
As
Kiss Her!

1940
As Palmqvist, editor (uncredited)
Panik

1939
As Joseph Nathan
Till the Doors of Hell

1948
As Man at the Peace Meeting (uncredited)
The Springtime of Life

1912
As Man at Von Seydling
Ingeborg Holm

1913
As Doctor
Symphony of a City

1947
As Church caretaker
Gustaf Wasa, Part One

1928
As Henrik Slagheck
A Woman's Face

1938
As
65, 66, and Me

1936
As Policeman
Kungen kommer

1936
As Dancer at the Second Court Ball (uncredited)
Kungliga Johansson

1934
As
Simon i Backabo

1934
As
Father and Son

1931
As Medlem av hyllningsorkestern (Ej krediterad)
The Bells in Old Town

1946
As
Who Shot?

1917
As Gustav Torp

Erland Colliander

Bio

Movies with Erland Colliander

1944

As Vicar

1944

As

1944

As

1928

As Henrik Slagheck

1939

As Bartender

1949

As

1946

As gäst på Källaren Dufvans kabaret

1916

As

1944

As

1938

As Man at The Royal Yacht ClubErland Colliander

1912

As Ej identifierade roll

1946

As

1947

As

1940

As Palmqvist, editor (uncredited)

1939

As Joseph Nathan

1948

As Man at the Peace Meeting (uncredited)

1912

As Man at Von Seydling

1913

As Doctor

1947

As Church caretaker

1928

As Henrik Slagheck

1938

As

1936

As Policeman

1936

As Dancer at the Second Court Ball (uncredited)

1934

As

1934

As

1931

As Medlem av hyllningsorkestern (Ej krediterad)

1946

As

1917

As Gustav Torp