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Martin Wallström
In short · Acting since 1998, 4 decades active, 24 credits.
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Biography
Martin Wallström was born on 7 July 1983 in Uddevalla, Västra Götalands län, Sweden. He is an actor who has appeared in Mr. Robot (2015), Parallel (2018) and Johan Falk: GSI – Gruppen för särskilda insatser (2009). He was previously married to Lisa Linnertorp.
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Filmography · 23 of 23
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Actor
19 credits
Stolen(2024)
Robert
Film
As Long As We Live(2023)
Thomas
TV
Headhunters(2022)
Jon Christian Wiklund
TVDen sista sommaren(2020)
Polis
TV
Parallel(2018)
Noel
Film
Ashes in the Snow(2018)
Kretzsky
Film
Videoman(2018)
Chefen - The Boss
Film
Mr. Robot(2015)
Tyrell Wellick (45 Episodes)
TV
Remake(2014)
Martin
Film
Ego(2013)
Sebastian
Film
Stockholm Stories(2013)
Johan
Film
Easy Money III: Life Deluxe(2013)
Martin Hägerström
Film
Beyond the Border(2011)
Sven Stenström
Film
Simple Simon(2010)
Sam
Film
Pure(2010)
Katarina's live-in boyfriend
Film
Johan Falk: Vapenbröder(2009)
Martin Borhulth
Film
Johan Falk: GSI - Gruppen för särskilda insatser(2009)
Martin Borhulth
Film
Du & jag(2006)
Studenten Jens
Film
Love Fools(1998)
Jörgen
Film
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3 credits
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1 credit
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- Hacking RobotSelf - Tyrell Wellick · 2016
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