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Fredrik Agetoft (b. 1971)

Born:
August 1, 1971

Biography from TheMovieDB

Fredrik Agetoft (b. 1971) has been working as a screenwriter since 1996, successfully writing for television, feature films and video games. With his dual experience in the gaming industry, Fredrik is able to compare the gaming world with more traditional areas of work, making his ideas for television and film highly imaginative and original.  Agetoft is one of the writers of Swedish Television’s Christmas Calendar 2020, Miracle, which revolves around two girls from different time periods who switch bodies. He is also the writer of the new Beck film Death in Samarra, which premiered on C More in January 2021.

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Film Production

Writer:
2021  Beck 41 - Death in Samarra
2022  Beck 46 - The Crying Cop
????  Beck 52 - The Invisible Man

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TV Production

Screenplay:
1960  Julkalendern

Teleplay:
1960  Julkalendern
2011  Arne Dahl

Writer:
1960  Julkalendern
1999  Beck
2011  Arne Dahl
2020  Mirakel
2021  The Congregation

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