All 18 Peter Dalle Movies In Order — All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online
Get ready for a thrilling trip down memory lane as we dive into the world of Peter Dalle Movies. This roundup article will take you through some of the most iconic films starring the talented actor, sure to keep you entertained and excited from start to finish.
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1. Berlín Blues (1988)
In the captivating 1988 drama, “Berlín Blues, “ love, rivalry, and the allure of fame collide against the enchanting backdrop of snow-capped Berlin. Directed by Ricardo Franco and written by both him and Laurence Dworet, this musical masterpiece follows a passionate love story unfolding amidst the thrilling world of live music concerts.
2. ‘Harry Lund’ lägger näsan i blöt! (1991)
‘Harry Lund’ is a 1991 Swedish comedy-thriller centered around an office clerk who gets entangled in a murder mystery after finding a dead man next to him the morning after a night of gambling. With no other option but to solve the crime himself, ‘Harry Lund’ takes viewers on a hilarious and suspenseful journey to uncover the truth.
3. The Dream House (1993)
“The Dream House” (1993), directed by Peter Dalle, is a hilarious comedy that tells the story of Göran, Tina, and their two children, who purchase a dilapidated house in a suburban neighborhood. Göran, full of confidence in his own handyman abilities, decides to repair the house with the help of a few inexpensive craftsmen.
4. Yrrol — En kolossalt genomtänkt film (1994)
“Yrrol — En komisk avsnopp” is a 1994 Swedish comedy film set in present-day Sweden. Directed by Peter Dalle and Rolf Börjlind, it features a unique twist: the perspective of an ancient Greek philosopher comically explores modern life. Starring Suzanne Reuter, Ulla Skoog, and Peter Dalle, who also portrayed multiple characters in the sketch comedy movie, the film has a runtime of 1 hour and 28 minutes. The plot centers on the unintelligible dialogue, subtitles implicating foreign languages, and the actors who played dual roles, creating a distinctive comedic experience.
5. Bert: The Last Virgin (1995)
Bert: The Last Virgin is a heartwarming coming-of-age film that captures the essence of growing up with a mix of humor, emotion, and drama. Set in Sweden, the story follows teenage protagonist Bert Ljung (played by Martin Andersson) as he embarks on a journey to confront his deepest insecurities and sheds his virginity.
6. Stora och små män (1995)
Set in the 1930s, ‘Stora och små män’ follows the lives of three young men who share a passion for jazz, a genre that isn’t exactly embraced by their fellow townspeople in northern Sweden. Fueled by their love for the vibrant sound of the new music, they seize the opportunity to embark on a once-in-a-lifetime journey to New York City.
7. Bombay Dreams (2004)
Embark on an unforgettable journey with Ebba and Camilla in Bombay Dreams, a hilarious comedy-drama set in the vibrant streets of India. The story follows Ebba, a teenage girl who embarks on a quest to uncover her true identity and find her long-lost mother. As they dive deep into the colorful culture, the two form an unbreakable bond, overcoming obstacles and embracing the spirit of adventure.
8. Lånta fjädrar (2008)
Lånta fjädrar (2008) is a Swedish comedy film set in 1927 in the city of Kalmar. The plot revolves around the wealthy Grossman family as they encounter an unexpected arrival, Betty, along with her suitor, Greger.
9. Behind Blue Skies (2010)
“Blue Skies” or “Himlen är oskyldigt blå” in its original Swedish title, brings to life a heartwarming coming-of-age tale set amidst the breathtaking Swedish archipelago of the 1970s. Directed and penned by the talented Hannes Holm, the movie revolves around the life of young and ambitious Martin, played by the versatile Bill Skarsgård, who lands a summer job at a charming hotel. Martin’s idyllic life takes a dramatic turn when the hotel manager, Gösta, portrayed by Peter Dalle, takes an interest in him. Gösta, a captivating mentor figure, exposes Martin to the shady underbelly of life beyond his ordinary limits, by involving him in some sketchy business deals outside of his managerial role.
10. Svensson Svensson …i nöd & lust (2011)
Svensson Svensson. . i nöd & lust is a humorous Swedish exploration of love, loyalty, and soccer. Set on the eve of Gustav and Lena Svensson’s 30-year wedding anniversary, the couple must confront their evolving relationship, with Lena yearning for a fresh start and Gustav consumed by his love for sports.
11. Odjuret (2012)
“Odjuret” is a 2012 Swedish crime drama thriller that tells the chilling story of a grieving father forced to take matters into his own hands when the police fail to find his daughter’s abuser. This five-year-old girl’s murder sparks a dramatic hunt for justice, turning the investigation into a search for the heartbroken father, accused of premeditated murder.
12. An Enemy to Die For (2012)
Delve into the thrilling world of “An Enemy to Die For” (2012), set against the backdrop of the Arctic ice during World War II. Join the international crew of a German expedition as they find themselves thrust into the heart of the conflict, commanded to actively participate in the war. As they embark on their perilous journey, the crew discovers the true meaning of survival and the life-and-death stakes of their decision.
13. Kärlek deluxe (2014)
Kärlek deluxe, a delightful Swedish comedy, takes the audience on a whirlwind journey of dreams, love, and a playful twist of fate. The central character, a passionate musician, shares his most daring dream with an enigmatic author. Little does he know that she has already penned a story inspired by his dream, a story that ultimately earns her prestigious literary recognition.
14. Ravens (2017)
In the 1970s, a small Swedish farming town is the backdrop for a heart-wrenching coming-of-age story. Agne (Reine Brynolfsson), a hard-working farmer, dreams of his teenage son Klas (Lars-Gunnar Aronsson) taking over the family farm to continue his legacy. However, Klas yearns for something far more distant than this rural existence.
15. Kingdom of Sweden (2018)
Kingdom of Sweden, a 2018 Swedish comedy film by Peter Dalle, explores the theme of human migration, both the reasons for leaving and the search for new opportunities. Set in Northern Europe, the film follows the lives of a diverse group of characters as they navigate the challenges of their new home.
16. Sagan om Karl-Bertil Jonssons julafton (2020)
Sagan om Karl-Bertil Jonssons julafton is a delightful holiday comedy that captivates audiences with its whimsical charm and endearing cast. The film, directed by Anna Vnuk and written by none other than Henrik Dorsin, takes us on a heartwarming journey through the unexpected adventures of Karl-Bertil Jonsson (portrayed by Peter Dalle) on Christmas Eve.
17. Tills solen går upp (2021)
Embark on a delightful journey with Tills solen går upp, a captivating comedy-drama-fantasy film that premiered in 2021. Directed by Peter Dalle and written by himself, this 1 hour and 38-minute movie follows the lives of two ex-lovers, Peder and Hanna, who find themselves unexpectedly drawn to one another once again. Despite marrying other people, they can’t resist the allure of rekindling their past love while keeping it a secret.
18. The Final Race (2023)
Street racing legend Dennis, whose life revolves around his daughter Hanna, discovers that Hanna intends to race with her new boyfriend. To prevent this dangerous competition, Dennis teams up with his ex-wife Tove in a thrilling and unforgettable adventure.
