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Wilhelm Haqvinius
(1885-1958)
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Wilhelm Haqvinius was born on 7 May 1885 in Sveg, Härjedalen, Sweden. He was an actor, known for
Högre ändamål (1921)
. He died on 23 February 1958 in Danderyd, Sweden.
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Known for
Högre ändamål
Peders
1921
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9
Stål
4.8
Party Guest
(uncredited)
1940
Thou Old, Thou Free
4.7
Man using a telephone
(uncredited)
1938
Dollar
5.7
Man at The Royal Yacht Club
(uncredited)
1938
Med folket för fosterlandet
5.2
Guest at restaurant
(uncredited)
1938
Äktenskapsleken
5.2
Man at the Meeting
(uncredited)
1935
Under falsk flagg
6.5
Board member
(uncredited)
1935
Atlantäventyret
5.0
Man vid gripandet av Winkelstein
(uncredited)
1934
Lyckans gullgossar
5.1
Customer in the barber shop
(uncredited)
1932
Högre ändamål
Peders
1921
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Born
May 7
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1885
Sveg, Härjedalen, Sweden
Died
February 23
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1958
Danderyd, Sweden
(Undisclosed)
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