Hans Strååt
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- October 17, 1917
- Died
- January 26, 1991
- Birthplace
- Stockholm, Stockholms län, Sweden
Filmography
The Ninth Company 1987
as Arvid Jönsson
Love Me! 1986
as Larsson
- Två solkiga blondiner
Två solkiga blondiner 1984
as Axel
Raskenstam 1983
as Leonard Johansson
Fanny and Alexander 1982
as Clergyman at Wedding
The Shot 1969
as Ronny's Father
The Bookseller Who Gave Up Bathing 1969
Actor
Waltz of Sex 1968
as Gertson
Murke's Collected Silence 1968
Actor
Loving Couples 1964
as Thomas Meller
They Come Across the Borders 1961
Actor
Mälarpirater 1959
Actor
Åke and His World 1959
as Åke's father
No Time To Kill 1959
as Inspector Bergman
- Rum för ensam dam
Rum för ensam dam 1959
Actor
Midsommardröm i fattighuset 1959
Actor
- Skandalskolan
Skandalskolan 1958
Actor
Jazz Boy 1958
as The Director of 'Kameliadamen'
Fridolf sticker opp! 1958
as Fridh
Miss April 1958
as Bäcke the lawyer
The People of Värmland 1957
as Rik-Ola
The Halo Is Slipping 1957
as Yngve Englund
Vägen genom Skå 1957
as The artist
Tarp's Elin 1956
Actor
Sista natten 1956
as The man
Girls Without Rooms 1956
Actor
It Is Never Too Late 1956
as Ylvén
The Right to Love 1956
as Söderberg
- Blue Sea
Blue Sea 1956
as Politruk
Ett dockhem 1956
as sekond
Flicka i kasern 1955
as kaptenen
Smiles of a Summer Night 1955
as Adolf Almgren (uncredited)
The Unicorn 1955
as Harriet's father
Mord, lilla vän 1955
as kriminalkommissarie Martin Eriksson
- Dalmålningar
Dalmålningar 1955
Actor
Seger i mörker 1954
as Albin Dalén
Tattarblod 1954
as Efraim
Barabbas 1953
Actor
Jack of Hearts 1950
as Wilhelm Canitz
Stora Hoparegränd och himmelriket 1949
as Salvation Army soldier
Port of Call 1948
as Vilander
- Loffe på luffen
Loffe på luffen 1948
Actor
The Blockhead of the Block 1947
Actor
- Nattvaktens hustru
Nattvaktens hustru 1947
Actor
The Race of His Life 1944
as Gunnar
Appassionata 1944
as Gösta
Kungajakt 1944
Actor
A Day Will Dawn 1944
as Löwenskiöld
Kungsgatan 1943
as Maitre d'
The Sin of Anna Lans 1943
as Helge Kjellgren
General von Döbeln 1942
as Lieutenant Wilhelm von Döbeln
Snapphanar 1941
as Guerilla
Credits from TMDB.