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Jarl Kulle

Birthday:: Feb 28, 1927
Birthplace:: Not Available
Bio:: During the '50s and '60s, actor Jarl Kulle was one of the most popular stars of Swedish stage and screen. He appeared in several Ingmar Bergman films, notably as Don Juan in The Devil's Eye (1960). However, he is nearly unknown outside of Scandinavia. Kulle made his only attempt at scripting,…

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Range of Movie T-meters: 93% - 100%

Number of Movies: 12

Box Office Since 2001: --

Year	Rating	Title	Credit	Box Office
1993		The Telegraphist (Telegrafisten)	Mack	--
1990		Herman	Panten	--
1987	93%	Babettes G�stebud (Babette's Feast)	Lorenz Lowenhielm as an old man	--
1982	100%	Fanny och Alexander (Fanny and Alexander)	Gustav Adolf Ekdahl	--
1981		Rasmus and the Vagabond (Rasmus p� Luffen)	Lif	--
1966		Syskonb�dd 1782 (My Sister My Love)	Husband	--
1964		F�r Att Inte Tala Om Alla Dessa Kvinnor (All These Women) (Now About These Women)	Cornelius	--
1964		K�re John (Dear John)	John Berndtsson	--
1961		Love Mates (Anglar, finns dom?)	Jan Froman	--
1961	100%	Secrets of Women (Kvinnors V�ntan) (Waiting Women)	Kaj	--
1960		Dj�vulens �ga (The Devil's Eye)	Don Juan	--
1955	100%	Smiles Of A Summer Night	Count Carl-Magnus Malcolm	--

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1. Lorenz Lowenhielm as an old man: Mercy and truth have met together. Righteousness and bliss shall kiss one another. Man in his weakness and short-sightedness believes he must make choices in this life. He trembles at the risks he takes. We do know fear. But no, our choice is of no importance. There comes a time when your eyes are opened and we come to realize that mercy is infinite. We need only await it with confidence and receive it with gratitude. Mercy imposes no conditions. And lo! Everything we have chosen has been granted to us and everything we have rejected has also been granted. Yes, we get back even what we have rejected. For mercy and truth have met together and righteousness and bliss shall kiss one another.
From Babettes G�stebud (Babette's Feast). Submitted by Chad E (11 months ago)