Olof Ås
Olof Alvar Hage Ås (21 September 1892 – 4 September 1949)[1] was a Swedish theater and film actor stage manager. Ås was born in Stockholm, and begin his career on the stage. He then began a career in the 1910s as a stage manager. Some of his work as a stage manager includes films such as Victor Sjöström's The Lass from the Stormy Croft (Swedish: Tösen från Stormyrtorpet) (1917) and Mauritz Stiller's Gösta Berlings saga (1922), for which he also worked on special effects. Ås made his film debut in the 1912 Paul Garbagni-directed I lifvets vår and would appear in nearly 30 films (most of them directed by either Stiller or Sjöström) until his death in Tureberg, Sollentuna Municipality, following a road accident, aged 56.
A.-B. gifta bort baron Olson
The Brothers' Woman
(Haymaker (uncredited))
The Last Performance
Thomas Graal's Best Child
(Driver)
His Lord's Will
(Farmhand)
Thomas Graal's Best Film
(Stage worker)
Karin, Daughter of Ingmar
(Inspector)
Sons of Ingmar
(Farm-Hand)
Brother Against Brother
Agaton och Fina
Hin och smålänningen
Livets konflikter
Harald Handfaste
(von Dotzen's daughter chamber maid (uncredited))
A Lover in Pawn
(Sailor)
The Phantom Carriage
(Driver)
A Man There Was
(Lookout)
Song of the Scarlet Flower
(Raftsman)
Love's Crucible
(Man at the inn)
The Springtime of Life
(Man in theater crowd)
The Girl from the Marsh Croft
A Wild Bird
(Officer)
The Hell Ship
(Member of the ships crew)
The Outlaw and His Wife
(Man with Björn Bergstéinsson)
Artificial Svensson
Alexander the Great
