Per Christensen
Per Christensen ( born July 18, 1934 in Norway; † August 26, 2009 in Oslo) was a Norwegian actor.
Biography
Christensen began 1950 as a theater actor at Det Nye Teater Oslo Nye Teater and on and participated in these houses until 1969. In the period 1969-1991 he was on the Norwegian television theater ( Fjernsynsteatret ) operates. His debut in the film he had in 1953 in Vi vil skilles in the role of Leif. In many other Norwegian film and television productions also played since the early 1950s until his death in 2007. Christensen was later on Norwegian television best known for his role as Hugo Anker -Hansen in the television series Hotel Cæsar. The movie made with the role of Alfons in the Elling - series through the two films Elling and Elling - Love me tomorrow attention to itself. He had known more appearances in the television series Fleksnes as a friend of the main character Marve.
In addition, he was on the radio theater (Radio Theatre ) as a spokesman and director at NRK operates. His most famous radio play - acting was there the piece of beetles fly at dusk ( Tordivelen Flyr skumringen i ) the Swedish children's book author Maria Gripe, which was rated by listeners as the " Best radio plays for children and teenagers ".