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Tobias Santelmann

Tobias Santelmann

Actor · Born 1980-08-08 · Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany

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Biography

Tobias Santelmann is a Norwegian actor. He is best known for starring in the Academy Award-nominated film Kon-Tiki (2012). He has also had supporting roles in the films Hercules (2014) and Point Break (2015). He starred in the TV crime drama Grenseland and the television series The Last Kingdom (2015–2018) as well as in Those Who Kill (2021), and the HBO series Beforeigners.

Movies & TV Shows

  1. Hercules (2014) — Rhesus
  2. Homeland (2011) — Colonel Haugen
  3. Point Break (2015) — Chowder
  4. The Last Kingdom (2015) — Ragnar
  5. Kon-Tiki (2012) — Knut Haugland
  6. In Order of Disappearance (2014) — Finn
  7. Marcella (2016) — Yann Hall
  8. Beforeigners (2019) — Olav Haraldsson
  9. The Arctic Convoy (2023) — Mørk
  10. Escape (2012) — Arvid
  11. Detective Hole (2026) — Harry Hole
  12. Darkness: Those Who Kill (2019) — Peter Vinge
  13. The Saboteurs (2015) — Joachim Rønneberg
  14. Out Stealing Horses (2019) — Trond's Father
  15. Exit (2019) — Henrik Kranz
  16. Acquitted (2015) — Erik Nilsen
  17. Captain Sabertooth and the Magical Diamond (2020) — Langemann (voice)
  18. Borderliner (2017) — Nikolai Andreassen
  19. Congo (2018) — Tjostolv Moland
  20. Varg Veum - The Writing on the Wall (2010) — Stian Brandt
  21. Just Super (2022) — Super Lion (voice)
  22. Atlantic Crossing (2020) — Crown Prince Olav
  23. Eyewitness (2014) — Lars
  24. I Am Yours (2013) — Dirk
  25. Veronika (2024) — Tomas
  26. Welcome to Utmark (2021)
  27. The Fortress (2024) — Grieg Amund Heyerdahl
  28. Chasing the Wind (2013) — Håvard
  29. Afterparty (2016) — Tobias
  30. Shadow of Victory (2024) — Erling Havnå
  31. The Love Europe Project (2019) — Husband
  32. Three Men for Vilma (2024) — Ivar
  33. Copenhagen to Oslo (2013) — Sondre
  34. After (2010)
  35. Planet Robin (2022) — Dad
  36. Fun Factory (2019) — Husband
  37. The Nation's Gambit (2026) — Are Stranger
  38. Stikk! (2011) — Georg