Biography
Carl-Henrik "Kenne" Fant (1 January 1923 – 29 May 2016) was a Swedish actor, director, and writer. He was born in Strängnäs. His older brother George was also an actor. Fant studied at Dramatens elevskola from 1945–1949, and was at the Royal Dramatic Theatre from 1949 - 1950. He was hired as director of the Nordic Tone Film 1952 -1962, and became production manager of Swedish Film Industry (SF) in 1962. He was appointed CEO of SF from 1963. In 1980 he resigned to become a freelance writer. His 1962 film Adventures of Nils Holgersson was entered into the 3rd Moscow International Film Festival. In 1991, he published a biography of Alfred Nobel that included many references to the extensive collection of Nobel's letters. Fant was appointed in 2005 an honorary doctorate in History and Philosophy of Science at Uppsala University. (Wikipedia)
Movies & TV Shows
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Prison (1949) — Arne
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Bergman: A Year in a Life (2018) — Self
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Livet i finnskogarna (1947) — Heikki Purje
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Dance, My Doll (1953) — Holger
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När syrenerna blomma (1952) — Johannes Weijner
- Vingslag i natten (1953)
- Vart hjärta har sin saga (1948)
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Svenske ryttaren (1949) — Jacob
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Flickan från Backafall (1953) — Nils Larsson
- Kalle Karlsson från Jularbo (1952)
- All jordens fröjd (1953)
- Towards the Future (1952) — Folke
- Ådalens poesi (1947)
- Det vackraste på jorden (1947)
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Ungdom i fara (1946) — Wille Nilsson
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The Woman Who Disappeared (1949) — Peter Holmer
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Poker (1951) — Sven Bergström
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The People from Simlång Valley (1947) — Sven Brand
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Dance Around the Guldbaggen (1964) — Self
- The Land Below the Equator (1950)
- Pappa Sandrew (1964)
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Brist (1953) — Conductor
Directed
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Wonderful Adventures of Nils (1962) — Director
- Vingslag i natten (1953) — Director
- Den kära leken (1959) — Director
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The Minister of Uddarbo (1957) — Director
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Young Summer (1954) — Director
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Monismanien 1995 (1975) — Director
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Skuggan (1953) — Director
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The Wedding Day (1960) — Director
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Tarp's Elin (1956) — Director
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Så tuktas kärleken (1955) — Director
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Brist (1953) — Director