Telegram Stig Grybe has died. The well-known actor and entertainer passed away yesterday evening, at the age of 88.
the Daughter of Isabella Grybe confirms the death in a text message to the newspaper Aftonbladet. "Dad passed away peacefully yesterday evening after a period of illness," she writes.
Stig Grybe was a well-known humorist in film and tv, but mainly on the theatre stage. Staffan Götestam, who worked together with Grybe as a director in several stage productions, will be sorry when he reached by the news.
— Oh, it was sad to hear. It was a very nice man. We did the very first "Karlsson on the roof" at the Folkan 1979. He was a brilliant comedian and an incredibly warm and pleasant person to deal with. You had as much fun behind the scene that you had in the scene, he says to TT.
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Stig Grybe broke through in a set of the "Green lift" in 1951 and through the years he came to become one of Sweden’s great entertainers. He was, among other things, a part of Povel ramel’s "Snap up"-a variety show with Sune Mangs, Martin Ljung, and Borg. For many years it was Grybe synonymous with the figure Ante Nordlund from Mobacken, both on stage and on the silver screen.
— He was one of our great comedians. He ranged from the more serious form of drama to revytraditionen, where he was a giant. He had one line that was a little insightful bitsk and at the same time ironic and easy. He was the least of all pretentious. Really simple and straight forward with feet on the ground, ” says Staffan Götestam.
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Grybe also gave voice to many famous cartoon characters – including that of a vulture in "the jungle Book" and as Trötter in "snow white and the seven dwarfs". His most recent role, he made that Count in the Åsa-Nisse-film "Wälkom to Knohult" in 2011.
Stig Grybe was born on Södermalm in Stockholm and grew up in Vimmerby, Sweden. His last years he spent in Gävle. He leaves behind wife Marie-Louise, children and grandchildren. The family wish to be left in peace, writes the Aftonbladet newspaper.
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