Wild Strawberries - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Wild Strawberries"
Smultronstället (1957)
Timing:
1:31 (91 min)
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Actors and characters
Jullan Kindahl
Character Agda
Folke Sundquist
Character Anders
Björn Bjelfvenstam
Character Viktor
Naima Wifstrand
Character Isak's Mother
Gunnel Broström
Character Mrs. Alman
Gunnar Sjöberg
Character Alman
Åke Fridell
Character Wife's Lover
Yngve Nordwall
Character Uncle Aron
Per Sjöstrand
Character Sigfrid
Ann-Marie Wiman
Character Åkerman's Wife
Eva Norée
Character Anna
Lena Bergman
Character Twin Kristina
Monica Ehrling
Character Twin Birgitta
Per Skogsberg
Character Hagbart (uncredited)
Helge Wulff
Character The Manager (uncredited)
Göran Lundquist
Character Benjamin (uncredited)
Peder Hellman
Character Sigbritt's Baby (uncredited)
Vendela Rudbäck
Character Elisabeth (uncredited)
Ulf Johansson
Character Isak's Father (uncredited)
Erik Nordgren
Character Conductor (uncredited)
Josef Norman
Character Professor Tiger (uncredited)
Harry Asklund
Character (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- The initials of the main character 'I.B' (Isaac Borg) are identical to the initials of the director and screenwriter (Ingmar Bergman).
- Like many other Bergman films, this one is largely autobiographical.
- "Strawberry Fields" – a strawberry patch. Alternatively, this phrase can be interpreted as "a memory (recollection) associated with strawberries," which largely corresponds to the content of the film.
- The performer of the main role, Victor Sjöström, died two years and a week after the film's release.
- Bergman wrote the script for this film while in the hospital.
- In Sweden, "Strawberry Patch" is a slang term for psychiatric hospitals.
- "Smultronstället" literally translates from Swedish as "Wild Strawberry Patch".
- The music for "Strawberry Fields" was written by Erik Nordgren several years earlier – for Bergman's film "Summer Interlude" (1951).
- Naima Wifstrand, who played Isaac Borg's mother, was actually 11 years younger than the actor who played that role, Victor Sjöström.
- In Sweden, "Strawberry Patch" is a slang term for psychiatric hospitals.
- "Smultronstället" literally translates from Swedish as "Wild Strawberry Place".
- The music for "Strawberry Patch" was composed by Erik Nordgren several years earlier – for Bergman’s film "Summer Interlude" (1951).
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