Swedish actors who deceased at age 67

Here are 2 famous actors from Sweden died at 67:

Tor Johnson

Tor Johnson (October 19, 1903 Kalmar-May 12, 1971 San Fernando) a.k.a. Tor Johansson, The Super Swedish Angel, Thor Johnson or Karl Oscar Tore Johansson was a Swedish actor and wrestler. He had one child, Karl Johnson.

He died in heart failure.

Tor Johnson began his career as a professional wrestler in Europe, where he performed as The Super Swedish Angel. He later moved to the United States and continued his wrestling career, eventually transitioning to acting. Johnson is best known for appearing in a number of B-movies, including numerous films directed by Edward D. Wood Jr., such as "Plan 9 from Outer Space" and "Bride of the Monster." Despite often being cast as a menacing figure, Johnson was known for being kind and gentle off-screen. He had a close friendship with Edward D. Wood Jr., who cast Johnson in several of his films. Johnson's unique appearance, which was the result of acromegaly, made him a memorable presence on screen.

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Tommy Blom

Tommy Blom (March 3, 1947 Gothenburg-May 25, 2014 Stockholm) also known as Tommy Albert Blom or Blom, Tommy was a Swedish actor, singer and presenter.

He died caused by disease.

Blom had a prolific career in the entertainment industry of Sweden. He began his acting career in the 1970s and went on to star in several TV series, movies, and theater productions. He was also a popular host of several TV shows and events.

Apart from his acting and hosting career, Blom was also a successful singer. He released several albums throughout his career and had several hit songs in Sweden.

Blom was highly respected in the entertainment industry and was known for his warm and friendly personality. He was also a dedicated charity worker and was involved with various organizations and causes.

After his death in 2014, the entertainment industry of Sweden mourned his loss and paid tribute to his legacy.

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