Christian Magdu

Romanian-born Swedish actor (born 1977)

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Marian Magdu (father)
Carmen Magdu (mother)

Family

Dalila Magdu (sister)
Christin Magdu (wife)

Christian Magdu (born 15 October 1977 in Ploieşti) is a Romanian-born Swedish actor.

He studied science in high school. Liberal arts and theater were his great passion. He attended two, Swedish theater conservatories - Wendelsberg in 1998 and the highly prestigious, highly competitive Skara Skolscen in 2000.

He speaks five languages fluently.

Career

Christian started working as an actor after high school, appearing in the touring play "Europe 1697".

Magdu debuted in feature films in 2002. He starred in Camp Slaughter in 2004. According to Internet Movie Database (IMDb) he has several international films in the works.^[1] He starred and co-starred in over 10 feature films.

In 2009 he appeared in the drama-comedy feature Starring Maja (Prinsessa) and on the second season of the hit series Wrongfully Convicted (Oskyldigt Dömd)^[2] as well as in the final installments of hit series Johan Falk.

Selected films

2003 - Blood red roses (TV)
2004 - Camp Slaughter2020 - The Pro
2005 - The Medicine Man (mini-series, TV)
2005 - Never an Absolution

2006 - Beck - In the name of God
2006 - Deja Vu
2007 - Judgement Day (short)
2007 - Zapatos Nuevos
2008 - Dead on arrival
2008 - Craig
2009 - Syner
2009 - Wrongfully Convicted (Oskyldigt Domd - TV-series)
2009 - Starring Maja (Prinsessa)
2010 - Easy to Assemble: Finding North
2010 - Lost Tapes
2010 - True Blood (season 3)
2015 - Johan Falk: Slutet
2015 - Johan Falk: Lockdown

Recognition

The Crystal Bear (for Aldrig en Absolution)
Sweden's Hottest Male Actor by a Swedish Gay Magazine.^[vague]
Talent of the Month (2007) Stardust - Allt om Film (later Cinema)

References

^ "Christian Magdu". IMDb. Archived from the original on 2013-01-03. Retrieved 2023-05-06.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: bot: original URL status unknown (link)
^ "Christian Magdu". IMDb.