Toivo Pawlo
Acting·December 25, 1917·† June 14, 1979 — 61 years old·London, England, UK
Toivo Pawlo was a Swedish stage and screen actor. He graduated from the Royal Dramatic Theatre's acting school in 1939. He made his film debut in Rune Carlsten's "Anna Lans" (1943). In Sweden he is well known as the voice of Tyko Jonsson in Per Åhlin's "Karl-Bertil Jonsson's Christmas Eve".
Known For
The Magician
1958·7.4
The Adventures of Picasso
1978·6.9
Christopher's Christmas Mission
1975·7.8
The Man Who Quit Smoking
1972·6.3
Loving Couples
1964·5.9
Do You Believe in Angels?
1961·6.8
Julkalendern
1960·7.1
Tabu
1977·5.0
Hallo Baby
1976·5.0
Wonderful Adventures of Nils
1962·6.1
The Die Is Cast
1960·6.1
Blackjackets
1959·6.3
Filmography · 43
1978The Adventures of PicassoElsa Beskow / Narrator (voice)1977TabuErnst Lohman1976Hallo BabyThe Girl's father1975Charlie's Climbing TreeTVBerättare (voice)1975Christopher's Christmas MissionThe father (voice)1975Loranga, Masarin och DartanjangTVBerättare1973MumindalenTVNarrator (voice)1973GamenSigmund Freud1973InfernoDoctor1973Kvartetten som sprängdesTV1972The Man Who Quit SmokingHugo Alighieri1971PariaHerr Y1970The LieAlbert, Anna's brother1970The Red RoomTVSnickaren1970Story of a WomanRushenov1969Made in Sweden1967Twelfth NightMalvolio1965The Banquet Roomöverste Grip1964Loving CouplesLieutenant Macson1963LyckodrömmenAnnouncer1963The Yellow CarRadek1963TopazePolice1963KurragömmaGeorges1962Wonderful Adventures of NilsSmirre Fox (voice)1962A Zero Too MuchSergeant1961Do You Believe in Angels?Bergérus1960JulkalendernTVNarrator1960The Die Is CastHilding Björk1959BlackjacketsFlintis Dönicke1958The MagicianStarbeck1958RabiesGrosshandlaren1956Där möllorna gå...Fritz Jönsson1955Blue skyHamlet, språklärare1955Kärlek på turnéSales manager1953BarabbasSlave at Mill1950Gno mindre, hinn mer1949Number 17Guest1949Stora Hoparegränd och himmelriketFilipsson1945Crime and PunishmentRasumikin1944The Girl and the DevilHans1944A Day Will DawnWounded Russian soldier1943Young BloodÅke Sjögren1943The Sin of Anna LansEinar