Malmsjö is married to actress and colleague of the Royal Dramatic Theatre, Marie Göranzon. His son, Jonas Malmsjö, is also an actor (and acted opposite his father in Ingmar Bergman's staging of The Ghost Sonata by August Strindberg, in 2000). Awards In 1972, Malmsjö was awarded Svenska Dagbladet's Thalia Prize. He was awarded the Litteris et Artibus and Illis quorum in 1986 and the Eugene O'Neill Award in 1988. He received the Guldmasken in 1997, 1999, 2004, and 2009. Selected filmography 1959 – (a.k.a. The Imaginary Invalid) (TV theatre) 1959 – Pojken Winslow (a.k.a. The Winslow Boy) (TV theatre) 1960 – The Die Is Cast 1960 – Mälarpirater (aka, Pirates on the Malonen) 1962 – The Lady in White 1963 – Hide and Seek 1964 – Älskande par (aka, Loving Couples) 1966 – Torn Curtain (in final scene of this Hitchcock movie) – Swedish Photographer (uncredited) 1973 – Scenes from a Marriage 1975 – [[Release the Prisoners to Spring|Släpp fångarne loss, det är vår!]] 1980 – Marmalade Revolution 1982 – Fanny and Alexander 1986 – Peter the Great (miniseries) 1986 – (mini series) 1987 – Jim & Piraterna Blom (a.k.a. Jim and the Pirates) 1993 – Drömkåken (a.k.a. The Dream House) 1996 – Dödsdansen (TV-theatre, SVT) 1997 – Jag är din krigare 1998 – Den tatuerade änkan (TV) 2006 – – Walter 2006 – Beck – Den japanska shungamålningen – Ernst Levendahl 2007 – – Eckelstein 2013 – (2013) – Axel Frankel Singles Photographs Jan Malmsjö as Hummel in Strindberg's "Ghost Sonata", directed by Ingmar Bergman (2000; left Gunnel Lindblom as The Mummy) Jan Malmsjö in the 1970s Jan Malmsjö – 2001 portrait Jan Malmsjö as Manders in "Ghosts" by Henrik Ibsen (left: Pernilla August as Mrs. Alving) Photo from Dramaten.se References External links 1932 births Eugene O'Neill Award winners Litteris et Artibus recipients Living people Melodifestivalen contestants People from Lund Swedish male film actors Swedish male musical theatre actors Swedish male singers Swedish male television actors Recipients of the Illis quorum