Mona Seilitz
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Mona Seilitz
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Seilitz in
The Odd Couple (1988).
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| Born |
Mona Elisabet Alexandersson
(1943-01-16)16 January 1943
Malmö, Sweden
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| Died | 2 April 2008(2008-04-02) (aged 65)
Malmö, Sweden
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| Nationality | Swedish |
| Occupation | Actress |
| Years active | 1968–2007 |
| Spouse(s) | Jan-Erik Seilitz Bill Öhrström
(
m. 1977–1989)
Stefan Falk
(
m. 1990–1991)
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Mona Elisabet Seilitz née Alexandersson (16 January 1943 – 2 April 2008) was a Swedish film and television actress and entertainer. Born in Malmö, she was considered to be a veteran of both Swedish dramatic and comedic television.[1]
Seilitz also did vocal work for a number of Swedish language cartoons. She was cast as a lead actress in three Happy Life Animation family oriented animated films – Pettson och Findus - katten och gubbens år in 1999, Pettson och Findus - Kattonauten in 2000 and Pettson och Findus 3: Tomtemaskinen in 2005.[1]
Seilitz died of breast cancer 2 April 2008, at the age of 65.[2]
Film and television
- 2007 – Bror och syster
- 2006 – Tjocktjuven
- 2003 – Belinder auktioner
- 2001 – Vita lögner
- 2000 – Hotel Seger
- 1996 – 101 dalmatiner (voice)
- 1994 – Stockholm Marathon
- 1990 – Hjälten
- 1989 – Miraklet i Valby
- 1989 – Vildanden (TV-theater)
- 1988 – Clark Kent
- 1986 – Julpussar och stjärnsmällar
- 1982 – Jönssonligan & Dynamit-Harry
- 1982 – Gräsänklingar
- 1981 – Babels hus
- 1981 – Snacka går ju
- 1981 – Operation Leo
- 1981 – Göta kanal
- 1980 – Sinkadus
- 1979 – Katitzi
- 1976 – Drömmen om Amerika
- 1976 – Mina drömmars stad
- 1975 – Giliap
- 1968 – Vargtimmen (minor role)
- 1968 – Fanny Hill
References
- ^ a b "Swedish movie, TV actress Mona Seilitz dead at 65". Big Cartoon Forum. 2008-04-03. Retrieved 2008-05-01.
- ^ "Gnistan var kvar till slutet" [The spark was left until the end] (in Swedish). Aftonbladet. 3 April 2008.
External links
- Mona Seilitz at IMDb
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