Gustaf Molander

Gustaf Molander was born in Helsinki on 18 November 1888, the son of the author and stage director Harald Molander and the actress Lydia Molander. Trained at the school of the Royal Dramatic Theatre in Stockholm, he acted on several stages and directed that school from 1921 to 1926. He first wrote for others, for Victor Sjöström and then above all for Mauritz Stiller, before moving on to directing, and made more than sixty films over half a century. In the thirties he was the decisive director of Ingrid Bergman, whom he directed six times. He died in Stockholm on 19 June 1973.

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• CinemaIntermezzoGustaf Molander · 1936Cinema