Biography
Sulevi Antero Peltola (December 7, 1946, Viljakkala – January 28, 2025, Helsinki) was a Finnish actor. He graduated from the acting course at the Finnish Theatre School in 1968 and thereafter worked as an assistant to Rauni Mollberg and Mikko Niskasen, among others. Early in his career, Peltola was involved in the founding of the KOM theatre. He frequently collaborated with director Matti Ijäs.
Movies & TV Shows
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The Man Without a Past (2002) — Unemployment Office Manager
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The Other Side of Hope (2017) — Poker Room Operator
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Drifting Clouds (1996) — Man at Nelia
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Deadwind (2018) — Tuomas
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Lights in the Dusk (2006) — Supervisor
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Frozen Land (2005) — Teuvo 'Teukka' Hurskainen
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Naked Harbour (2012) — Driver
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The Grump (2014) — Helminen
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Vares: Private Eye (2004) — Pornokauppias Viljanen
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Pearls and Pigs (2003) — Police Officer
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The Temptation of St. Tony (2009) — Uncle Vanja
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Autumn Ball (2007) — Hairdresser Augusti Kaski
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Happier Times, Grump (2018) — Kolehmainen
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Tears of April (2008) — Konsta
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The Wedding Waltz (1988) — Öövini
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Bad Luck Love (2000) — Silander
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Last Cowboy Standing (2009) — Taikuri
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A Summer by the River (1998) — Puukko
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Man Exposed (2006) — rakennusneuvos
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Under the North Star (2009) — Preeti Leppänen
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Fire-Eater (1998) — Arvo
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Promise (2005) — Kirkkoherra Kirkkonummella
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The Last Ones (2020) — Rupi's Father
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The Handcuff King (2002) — Eskon isoisä
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Helsinki, Forever (2008) — Narrator (voice)
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Dirty Hands (2015) — Hoederer
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The Prodigal Son (1992) — Detective Lieutenant Salminen
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Rikos & rakkaus (1999) — Konstaapeli Mauri Kildenstam
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Tuulikaappimaa (2003) — Gunnar
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Dolly and Her Lover (1990) — Karisto's assistant
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Kissan kuolema (1994) — Masa, koulukodin ohjaaja
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Blindfolded (1999) — Opettaja
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Petos (1988) — metsätyömies
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Geography of Fear (2000) — Aaro Parkkinen, meritutkija
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Blue Corner (2002) — PK
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Under the North Star II (2010) — Preeti Leppänen
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The Wrestler (1985) — Ruumisautokuski
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Yöjuna (1996) — kuulustelija
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Lahja (1997) — Pylvänäinen
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The Dinosaur (2021) — Self