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Per Morberg | |
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 Morberg in 2013 | |
| Born | Per Henrik Andersson (1960-06-23)23 June 1960 (age 64) Brännkyrka,Stockholm, Sweden |
| Occupation(s) | Actor, author, chef |
| Years active | 1987–present |
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| Children | 5, includingAlida |
Per Henrik Morberg (né Andersson; born 23 June 1960) is a Swedish actor, author, chef, and TV host.
Morberg grew up inHökarängen andSköndal inStockholm. He competed injudo when he was a teenager. He is a black belt and was named Swedish and Scandinavian champion. He came third at the 1977European Cadet Championship.[1] He was trained as a chef atKristineberg restaurant school and has worked as a professional such.
After a theatre lesson atStudiefrämjandet 1982, Morberg was advised to go to stage school. He attended theatre and opera school inGothenburg and first acted atAngered's Theatre, where he did the main role as Armand inKameliadamen. He has toured with theNational Swedish Touring Theatre in several sets and was particularly noticed for his role as Molina inKiss of the Spider Woman. At theRoyal Dramatic Theatre Morberg has acted in several plays, includingDangerous Liaisons andAugust Strindberg'sMiss Julie. Used to play serious characters, Morberg achieved an unexpected success in a comic role inSound of Music atGöta Lejon in 1995, where he played Maximillian Detweiller.
Morberg is well known for his role as Joakim Wersén in the Swedish crime dramas based on the characterMartin Beck.[2]
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