Björn Gustafson

Björn Gustafson (b. 1934), born Björn Herman Leonard Gustafsson, is a Swedish actor who voiced Ernie on Sesam, the first Swedish dub of Sesame Street.
Gustafson has been working as an actor since 1953. In 1957, he was hired for the Swedish royal theater Dramaten and also began performing in television plays. His TV debut was in 1955 in a small part in Hamlet. In Sweden, he is best known for the role of Dynamit-Harry from the Jönssonligan movies, a Swedish remake of the Danish Olsen Banden movies. Another role that he is known for in the Nordic countries is the role of Alfred in the TV series and movies about Emil i Lönneberga, based on stories written by Astrid Lindgren.
Gustfason's long film career included a supporting role in the 1992 Ingmar Bergman scripted Den goda viljan (The Best of Intentions), having previously been directed by Bergman in a 1983 TV version of Moliere's The School for Wives. 
Gustafson was active on Swedish radio beginning in the 1950s, heard as Osric in a 1960 radio Hamlet, as Bertie Wooster, Jack Stapleton in a serialized The Hound of the Baskervilles, the king in The Little Prince, and minor roles on the Swedish version of the BBC sitcom Men from the Ministry (with Olof Thunberg). Voice work includes narrating Alfons Åberg short films, Disney's Robin Hood (as Friar Tuck), and the Swedish animated feature Pelle Svanslös (Peter No-Tail).
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