Ingvar Kjellson (1923-2014) was a Swedish actor whose career unfolded primarily on the stage. For over sixty years, he was a prominent figure at the Royal Dramatic Theatre (Dramaten) in Stockholm, where he performed a vast repertoire of classical and modern roles, noted for his versatility and interpretive precision. In cinema, he is internationally known primarily for his collaboration with Ingmar Bergman, particularly for his role as the stern bishop Edvard Vergérus in the masterpiece "Fanny and Alexander" (1982). He also gained great popularity in his home country through numerous television productions, including the series "Hedebyborna." His long and prolific artistic career was celebrated with major awards, including the prestigious O'Neill theatre award in 1961 and the Swedish royal medal Litteris et Artibus in 1988, a testament to his exceptional contribution to the country's performing arts.