Reine Brynolfsson

Reine Brynolfsson (b. 1953), born Reine Claes-Göran Brynolfsson, is a Swedish actor and voice artist who dubbed Mew on Leksakernas Hemliga Liv (The Secret Life of Toys).
Brynolfsson graduated from the school of performing arts in Malmö in 1979. Right after his graduation, he was hired by Göteborgs city theater where he stayed until 1981. He went to New York City to study acting at HB Studio and Theatre New Conservatory. He returned to Sweden in 1983 and continued at Göteborgs city theater. Since 1991, Brynolfsson has been employed at the royal Swedish theater Dramaten. 
His Swedish film and TV credits include Natten är dagens mor, Ormens väg på hälleberget, Jerusalem (with Nils Eklund), and Kronprinsessan (with Kenneth Milldoff), as well as the 1998 English language film Les Misérables (with Liam Neeson and Geoffrey Rush, as a French police captain). He had major or leading roles in several of British director Colin Nutley's Swedish films, starting with 1990's Black Jack (with Steve Kratz) and including Änglagård (with Sven Wollter) and its sequels, Sista dansen (with Peter Marshall, Philip Jackson, and Ernst Günther), and Sprängaren (with Meta Velander).
Voice credits include the Ice Age movies (Diego), Hjælp! Jeg er en fisk, Astérix et les Vikings (Astérix), Tom & Jerry: The Magic Ring, A Monkey's Tale, and many others.
==External links==
*Swedish Film Database
*IMDb
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