The Seventh Seal - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "The Seventh Seal"
Det sjunde inseglet (1957)
Timing:
1:36 (96 min)
8.2/10
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Actors and characters
Inga Gill
Character Lisa
Bertil Anderberg
Character Raval
Åke Fridell
Character Plog
Lars Lind
Character Young Monk (uncredited)
Benkt-Åke Benktsson
Character Merchant at Inn (uncredited)
Tor Borong
Character Farmer at Inn (uncredited)
Gudrun Brost
Character Woman at Inn (uncredited)
Harry Asklund
Character Landlord (uncredited)
Ulf Johansson
Character Knight Commander (uncredited)
Sten Ardenstam
Character Knight (uncredited)
Gordon Löwenadler
Character Knight (uncredited)
Karl Widh
Character Man with Crutches (uncredited)
Tommy Karlsson
Character Mikael (uncredited)
Siv Aleros
Character Flagellant (uncredited)
Bengt Gillberg
Character Flagellant (uncredited)
Lars Granberg
Character Flagellant (uncredited)
Gunlög Hagberg
Character Flagellant (uncredited)
Gun Hammargren
Character Flagellant (uncredited)
Uno Larsson
Character Flagellant (uncredited)
Lennart Lilja
Character Flagellant (uncredited)
Monica Lindman
Character Flagellant (uncredited)
Helge Sjökvist
Character Flagellant (uncredited)
Ragnar Sörman
Character Flagellant (uncredited)
Lennart Tollén
Character Flagellant (uncredited)
Caya Wickström
Character Flagellant (uncredited)
Catherine Berg
Character Young Kneeling Woman (uncredited)
Tor Isedal
Character Man (uncredited)
Josef Norman
Character Old Man at Inn (uncredited)
Gösta Prüzelius
Character Man (uncredited)
Fritjof Tall
Character Man (uncredited)
Nils Whiten
Character Old Man Addressed by Monk (uncredited)
Lena Bergman
Character Young Kneeling Woman (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- The film's screenplay is based on a one-act play, Trämålning ("Wood Painting"), written by Bergman for the first graduating class of the Malmö theatre school where he taught. This exercise play consisted of monologues, and the number of roles corresponded to the number of graduating students.
- The title is taken from "The Book of Revelation".
- In the scene of the witch burning, as the camera slowly pans from the guards breaking firewood to the bonfire, the roof and windows of a multi-story building can be seen in the background.
- During the filming of the witch burning scene, the firefighters on set were so zealous that they flooded one of the rooms in a nearby laboratory.
- The last two minutes of the film are pure improvisation. The actors had already filmed the entire final scene when Bergman noticed a cloud of unusual shape in the sky. He ordered the troupe to put their costumes back on and filmed a new version of the concluding scene in one take.
- The screenplay of the film is based on the one-act play 'Trämålning' ('Wood Painting'), written by Bergman for the first graduation performance of the theatre school in Malmö, where he taught. This play-exercise consisted of monologues, and the number of roles corresponded to the number of graduating students.
- The title is taken from the 'Book of Revelation'.
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