Helena Kallenbäck

Acting

Helena Kallenbäck

Born
(age 81)
Birthplace
Risinge, Östergötlands län, Sweden
Credits
10 titles

Biography

Helena Kallenbäck (born November 26, 1944, in Risinge, Sweden) is a Swedish actress active in theatre, film, and television.

She trained at the Malmö Theatre Academy from 1966 to 1969 and made her stage debut at Helsingborg City Theatre in The Maids. After working at the Norrköping–Linköping City Theatre, she moved to Stockholm in 1978, where her role in the musical adaptation of Smiles of a Summer Night marked her breakthrough.

Kallenbäck is known for portraying strong, often sharp-edged or neurotic female characters. She received the Swedish theatre award Guldmasken in 1990 for her performance as Blanche DuBois in A Streetcar Named Desire. On television, she appeared in series such as Storstad (1990–1991), Tre Kronor (1996–1997), and the comedy Låt stå! (2002).

She was married to actor Stig Olin and also served as ghostwriter for his memoir Trådrullen.

Signature work

Known For

Acting credits 10

YearTitleRole
2009 Wallander: The Priest Film
2007 Mord in bester Gesellschaft TV Helena Bergström (1 ep)
2005 Wallander TV Rättens ordförande (1 ep)
1997 En kvinnas huvud Film Mrs. Malmström
1996 Ellinors bröllop Film Richard's Mom
1994 Tre kronor TV Ann-Sofie Bärnsten (24 ep)
1992 Kejsarn av Portugallien TV Löjtnantskan (3 ep)
1986 Kunglig toilette Film
1973 Mona and Marie TV Britt Jönsson (6 ep)
1973 Kvartetten som sprängdes TV (1 ep)
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