Oscar Stribolt (1873–1927) was a prolific Danish actor, considered one of the leading figures of his country's silent cinema. After beginning his career in theater, he established himself on the big screen thanks to his imposing physical presence and distinct comedic talent, becoming one of the most beloved actors of the Nordisk Film production company. Specializing in roles as corpulent, jovial, and sometimes clumsy characters, he appeared in approximately 150 films between 1909 and 1927. Among his most significant performances are his role in the drama film "Atlantis" (1913) by August Blom and his numerous collaborations with the famous comedy duo Fyrtårnet og Bivognen (known internationally as Pat & Patachon). His vast popularity made him one of the leading stars of Danish cinema's golden age, recognized for his ability to embody a good-natured and universal humor that won over both national and international audiences.