7:02 p.m. March 17, 2020In a previous version of this story, the first reference to Max ... Von Sydow’s late-in-life roles capitalized on his advanced age and he appeared in high-profile genre ...

Max von Sydow has a few pre-interview requests ... He won't work without her by his side. "And I don't work either," she adds, "if somebody says 'Can you do a "making-of" film and Max is not ...

Max von Sydow, the Sweden-born French actor whose credits included Ingmar Bergman’s The Seventh Seal, William Friedkin's The Exorcist, and the role of Emperor Ming in Flash Gordon, has died at ...

In Ingmar Bergman’s “The Seventh Seal” (1957), Max ... von Sydow is most noted for his collaborations with Bergman, he has worked marvelously with a wide range of directors. With his Nordic ...

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Max von Sydow, the tall, tragic-faced Swedish actor whose name was virtually synonymous with the films of Ingmar Bergman, has died. He was 90. Variety has confirmed that the actor died on Sunday.

By Stuart Kemp Max Von Sydow Elaic - P 2012 Also starring ... aiming to generate interest on the back of von Sydow’s Star Wars profile going intergalactic. The dragons, filmed in a docufictional ...

For more than six decades Max von Sydow, who died March 8 aged 90 at his ... brought him plenty of work, but even in high-profile but otherwise indifferent films he was rarely less than compelling.

Swedish-born actor Max von Sydow, who died over the weekend at the age of 90, lent heft and depth to each role, capable of playing good, evil and every shade of humanity in between, writes The ...

By Scott Tobias The international film star Max von Sydow died Sunday at age 90, after a career that spanned over half a century. With his lean, imposing frame and commanding voice, Von Sydow had ...

I was truly gratified to read the article about Max von Sydow [“A Robust Film Career and Life After Bergman,” by Kevin Thomas, Nov. 18]. Why? Because I consider him to be the greatest film ...