Alf Malland(1917-1997)
- Actor
- Writer
- Additional Crew
During the Second World War, Alf Malland was a member of the famous
Company Linge, named after the actor and captain Martin Linge. In 1951, as
an young actor, Malland also worked as a guard, and on Christmas Eve
that year, he was shot and seriously wounded by two burglars. Malland
became a very popular stage and screen actor for many years, and in
1966, he received the Hugo award at Chicago film festival for the title
role in the film: Broder Gabrielsen (1966).
