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Magnus Krepper

Magnus Krepper

Actor · Born 1967-01-10 · Norrköping, Östergötlands län, Sverige

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Biography

Rolf Magnus Krepper is a Swedish actor, dancer, singer and magician. He is a member of Moderna Illusionisters Cirkel. In 2006 Krepper received the Guldbagge Award for his best male role in the 2005 film Mun mot mun.

Movies & TV Shows

  1. A Cure for Wellness (2017) — Pieter the Vet
  2. The Girl Who Played with Fire (2009) — Hans Faste
  3. The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest (2009) — Hans Faste
  4. The Bridge (2011) — Stefan
  5. The Promised Land (2023) — Hector
  6. Queen of Hearts (2019) — Peter
  7. Becoming Astrid (2018) — Samuel
  8. JJ+E (2021) — Frank
  9. Scene of the Crime (1970) — Stefan Enberg
  10. Millennium (2010) — Hans Faste
  11. Margrete: Queen of the North (2021) — Johan Sparre
  12. Call Girl (2012) — Prime minister
  13. The Chelsea Detective (2022) — Thomas Johansen
  14. Devil's Bride (2016) — Psilander
  15. Beck (1999) — Bengt Tavast
  16. The Unlikely Murderer (2021) — Harry Levin
  17. Solsidan (2010) — Palle
  18. Beck 14 - The Advertising Man (2002) — Bengt Tavast
  19. Love Gets a Room (2021) — Sergeant Szkop
  20. Fabian and the Deadly Wedding (2026) — Kozlov
  21. Blackwater (2023) — Petrus
  22. Breaking Out (1999) — Holmlund
  23. Before the Frost (2019) — Gustav
  24. Before We Die (2017) — Björn
  25. The Paradise Suite (2015) — Stig
  26. Fucking Bornholm (2022) — Mikkel
  27. Annika Bengtzon: Crime Reporter - A Place in the Sun (2012)
  28. Gentlemen (2014) — Stene Forman
  29. To Cook a Bear (2025) — Brahe
  30. Eternal (2024) — David
  31. A Year of School (2026) — Padre di Fred
  32. Daybreak (2003) — Anders
  33. Brothers: The Return (2006) — Patrik
  34. The Exception (2019) — Gunnar
  35. Fenris (2022) — Marius Stenhammar
  36. As White as in Snow (2001) — Polish Artist
  37. Svenska nyheter (2018) — RICA manager - Sven
  38. Julkalendern (1960) — Trollkarlen Igor
  39. Der Kommissar und das Meer (2007) — Knut Karlström
  40. Misa Mi (2003) — Misa's Father