Elsa Lystad

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Elsa Lystad during a speech in December 2011.

Elsa Lystad (born July 9, 1930 in the Rodeløkka district of Oslo in Norway ) is a Norwegian actress and comedian .

biography

Lystad was born in Oslo Rodeløkka. Her mother was the cleaning lady Thora Aamot (1900–1972) from Stryn in Nordfjord and her father was the manager Erling Magnus Lystad (1905–1988). After their mother Thora Aamot separated from her father, they moved back to Stryn in 1935. Elsa Lystad went to school there for two years in her first years and thereby learned to speak the Norwegian Nordfjord dialect. In 1937 the mother and her daughter moved back to Oslo to Nordal Bruns gate . Lystad later went to an advanced training school for girls in Oslo and after completing her training initially worked as a secretary in the advertising department of the Norwegian daily Dagbladet . In 1961 Lystadt married the Hungarian- born and stage manager Szemes Arpad (1930–1998).

Lystad made her debut as a stage actress at the Falkbergets Teater in 1957 , where she appeared in the role of Laura Isaksen in the play Bør Børson jr , directed by Toralf Sandø . She then toured Norway with this theater for a year. From 1958 to 1964 she worked at Det Norske Teatret , where she received a number of supporting roles. She had her breakthrough in 1965 in the performance of Lysthuset and was engaged by the prominent actors Rolv Wesenlund and Harald Heide-Steen junior for further appearances in the theater. Lystad then worked at the Chat Noir Theater and at Norwegian TV Theaters ( Fjernsynsteatret ). From 1973 to 1976 she performed at the Oslo Nye Teater and from 1976 to 1980 she was employed by Den Nationale Scene . She then worked as a freelance actress and played in various other Norwegian cabaret theaters such as Lysthuset on Stortingsgata in Oslo . During this time Lystad often appeared together with Rolf Wesenlund in theater and television . The Norwegian radio program of NRK she had at that time its most famous voice as a woman Sløying what they also made known outside Oslo in Norway. From then on she got bigger roles in Norwegian theaters, on television and film as well as on the radio.

1990 played the role as "Oddveig" in the television comedy series Fredrikssons fabrikk and 1994 in the sequel of the same name Fredrikssons fabrikk - The movie . In 2007 Laststad had a leading role with actress Marianne Krogness at Chat Noir in the play Ingen grunn til panikk! and they then went on tour together across the country in the summer. For several years Lystad seems even in the radio program Nitimen of NRK P1 with. Together with actress Morten Røhrt , she still appears in the weekly humor entertainment program Tips-telefonen . In 2011 she appeared in the Norwegian 3D children's film Magic Silver 2 - The Search for the Magical Horn ( Blåfjell 2: Jakten på det magiske horn ) as an old mother. In February 2012 she last played mother Åse in the stage production Peer Gynt (My name is Peer Gynt) by Flukt Productions based on a presentation by Henrik Ibsen in the Kanonhallen in Oslo's Løren district .

Filmography

year title role format
1958 Lån meg din kone guest motion pictures
1960 Ingenuity Sersjant-Petra TV theater ( Fjernsynsteater )
1963 Fresco fraspark Ollvar's wife motion pictures
1964 Papa tar gull Gymnast motion pictures
1966 Hooray for Andersens Mrs. Salvesen motion pictures
1966 Nederlaget Suzanne TV theater ( Fjernsynsteater )
1966 Kontorsjef Tangen TV theater ( Fjernsynsteater )
1967 Elsk ... din næste Miss Andresen motion pictures
1967 The girl Liv ( Liv ) Ladies at the window motion pictures
1968 De ukjentes marked motion pictures
1968 Smuglere Jenny motion pictures
1968 Men som ikke kunne le motion pictures
1969 22 november - the store leiegården Syerske Fjernsynsteater
1970 Selma Brøter Selma TV theater ( Fjernsynsteater )
1972 Fleksnes - Episode « Evig din for alltid » Kari Television series
1972 Lukket avdeling motion pictures
1973 Olsen gangs and Dynamitt-Harry went amok Ragna Quist, Benny's fiancée motion pictures
1973 Kjære lille Norge motion pictures
1974 Fleksnes - episode « Biovita Helsesenter » Head Nurse Vålund Television series
1974 Bør Børson Jr. Miss Finckel motion pictures
1975 Glade vrinsk motion pictures
1980 Belønningen Ann motion pictures
1980 fable singer motion pictures
1981 The green is called Topsy Lorck Mathiesen motion pictures
1982 Fleksnes - Episode « Rotbløyte » Marta Television series
1985 Deilig he fjords Rigmor motion pictures
1985-1988 Vill - Villere - Villaveien Alice Lindeblad
1986 Plastic poses Kiosk lady motion pictures
1986 Randi and Ronnis restaurant Widow Beate Hoop Television series
1988 Sweetwater Marta motion pictures
1989 Viva Villaveien! Alice Lindeblad motion pictures
1990 A handful of time ( En håndfull tid ) motion pictures
1990-1993 Fredrikssons factory Oddveig Television series
1991 Frida - with the heart in hand ( Frida - med hjetzt i hånden ) Ellinor Svendsen motion pictures
1991 Fedrelandet Mrs. Horn Miniseries
1994 Be vår Synnøve Skuggedal Television series
1994 Fredrikssons fabrikk - The movie Oddveig motion pictures
1994 Hjemme hos pause Program director Television series
1996 Bare når everyone Dr. Torp Television series
1996 Maja Stone Face ( Maja Steinansikt ) grandmother motion pictures
1996 Men venter på far neighbor Television series
1997-1998 Tre på top Birgitte Berg Television series
2003 SMS - Sju magisk sirkler Ophelia Television series
2003 Fox Grønland - episode 11 (2nd season) elderly lady Television series
2004 Hos Martin - Episode « Hushjelp til besvær » Gudrun Holt Television series
2005 Drømmefangeren og Slangebæreren Bergljot Behrens Miniseries
2009 God natt, elskede Mrs. Raglo Miniseries
2010 Den unge Fleksnes Singing teacher Television series
2011 Småbyliv Mrs. Løfsgård Television series
2011 Magic Silver 2 - The search for the magic horn (Blåfjell 2: Jakten på det magiske horn) old mother Feature film (3D)

Prizes and awards (selection)

  • 1983: Leonard statuettes
  • 2007: Kongens fortjenstmedalje (Royal Medal of Merit) in gold for 50 years of appearances
  • 2008: Hedersprisen im Komiprisen 2008 , honorary award
  • 2010: Parelius prisen , Kunstnerforeningen (Norwegian artist band )
  • 2011: Solprisen for the solf festival in Rjukan on April 9, 2011
  • 2011: Culture Prize of the City of Oslo ( Oslo bys Kulturpris ) on May 5, 2011

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personal data
SURNAME Lystad, Elsa
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Norwegian actress and comedian
DATE OF BIRTH July 9, 1930
PLACE OF BIRTH Rodeløkka , Oslo , Norway