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Gustaf Molander

Gustaf Molander

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Birthday: Nov 18, 1888

Birthplace: Helsinki, Finland

Began his career as a stage actor in 1911 before turning his hand to scriptwriting, chiefly for directors Victor Sjostrom and Mauritz Stiller. (Molander also taught acting at Stockholm's Royal Dramatic Theater Academy, where Greta Garbo was among his students.) Molander directed his first film in 1920 and continued to engineer melodramas until the 1930s, when he earned critical acclaim for "One Night" (1931)--considered his finest work--and provided Ingrid Bergman with her breakthrough vehicle, "Intermezzo" (1936). Husband of actress Karin Molander (from 1910 to 1918) and brother of director/actor Olof Molander.

Filmography

Movies

Credit
No Score Yet No Score Yet Herr Arnes Penningar Director,
Screenwriter 		- 1954
No Score Yet No Score Yet Eva Director - 1949
No Score Yet No Score Yet Woman Without a Face Director - 1947
No Score Yet No Score Yet Affairs of a Model Director - 1946
No Score Yet No Score Yet The Word Director - 1943
No Score Yet No Score Yet Ride Tonight! Director,
Screenwriter 		- 1942
No Score Yet No Score Yet Only One Night Director - 1939
No Score Yet No Score Yet One Single Night Director - 1939
No Score Yet 90% A Woman's Face Director - 1938
No Score Yet 60% Dollar Director - 1938
No Score Yet No Score Yet Interlude Director,
Writer 		- 1936
No Score Yet No Score Yet On the Sunny Side Director - 1936
No Score Yet No Score Yet Swedenhielms Director - 1935
No Score Yet No Score Yet Dear Relatives Director - 1933
No Score Yet No Score Yet Servant's Entrance Director - 1932
No Score Yet 59% Erotikon Writer - 1920
No Score Yet No Score Yet The Treasure of Arne Writer - 1919
No Score Yet No Score Yet Thomas Graal's First Child Writer - 1918