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Acting
February 8, 1920
November 26, 1971
Stockholm, Stockholms län, Sweden
Nils Bengt Folke Ekerot was a Swedish actor and director. He had several important roles in Swedish films, but he became immortalized in 1957 when he starred in Ingmar Bergman's The Seventh Seal, portraying Death as a white-faced man in a black cloak, an archetype that has influenced the representation of Death in countless instances in film and other media since then. All in all Bengt Ekerot appeared in 35 feature films and directed 7 from 1940 to 1968. "He was wrestled with the conditions of his hunger. He cried over his violent appetite. The demons destroyed his beauty." Erland Josephson on Bengt Ekerot in "The Role"(Book 1989)

Birger Olsson
1968

Eriksson
1968

Max
1967

The neighbour
1967

Byberg
1966

Policeman/Social Worker/Guard
1966
1964

Narrator (voice)
1963

1963

Sam Persson
1960

as Birger Olsson

as Eriksson

as Max

as The neighbour

as Byberg

as Policeman/Social Worker/Guard

as Narrator (voice)


as Sam Persson

as Johan Spegel

as Erik Jonsson

as Death

as Johan Erikson

as Hamlet


as A student

as Allan Axelson

as German patient

as "Paniken"


as Student

as radio man (voice) (uncredited)

as Anton Haraldsson

as Erik


as Stig

as Bengt

as Lennart

as John

as Student at art school (uncredited)

as Linus Tallhagen

as Åke Kronström

as Lille-Jonas

as Sven Törring

as Fred Hummerberg

as Dick, freedom fighter