Per Myrberg

Myrberg was born on 11 July 1933 in Stockholm, Sweden, the son of city architect and singer . He originally wanted to be a jazz musician, but he applied and was accepted into the Royal Dramatic Training Academy in 1955, and he graduated in 1957. ==Career==

Myrberg started acting in theater at Lilla Teatern (1962–1963), and later at Scala and Folkan. He also was a singer and placed at number one in the Svensktoppen in 1964 for 40 weeks straight with the song "34:an", a Swedish cover of Stuart Hamblen's hit "This Ole House". He also performed opera in the 1998 operatic Staden. In 1957, he made his acting debut in the film Värmlänningar. He also had comedic roles in films like Adam och Eva in 1963, but also appeared in dramatic roles such as in Älskarinnan in 1962. Myrberg worked in television productions as Hedebyborna broadcast on SVT. One of his more internationally known works is in The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo opposite Daniel Craig and Rooney Mara. In later years, Myrberg appeared in roles in the SVT drama series Saltön in 2005, and '''' in 2007. ==Personal life and death==

He was the father of four biological children and had two stepchildren (son and daughter), two sons named Fredrik and Patrik Myrberg, and one daughter named Sofia Stenström. In early 2023, Myrberg suffered a stroke. His second marriage was to author Barbro Myrberg from 1960 to 1976; the couple had two sons together. Myrberg died on 28 December 2023, at age 90. ==Filmography==