Gösta Ericsson, a renowned Swedish actor and assistant director, entered this world on June 21, 1899, in the charming city of Sundsvall, which is situated in the picturesque Västernorrlands län region of Sweden.
He went on to make a name for himself in the world of cinema, appearing in a variety of notable films, including the 1929 production "Rågens rike", the 1925 epic "Charles XII", and the 1945 drama "Blood and Fire".
Throughout his illustrious career, Ericsson brought his unique talents to the screen, captivating audiences with his performances and leaving a lasting impact on the world of Swedish cinema.
Despite his many accomplishments, Ericsson's life came to a close on February 2, 1967, when he passed away in the bustling city of Stockholm, which is located in the heart of Stockholms län, Sweden.
