Leif Juster

Leif Juster was born on Feb 14, 1910 in Norway. Leif Juster's big-screen debut came with Jeppe på bjerget directed by Per Aabel in 1933, strarring Actor (uncredited). Leif Juster is known for The Pinchcliffe Grand Prix directed by Ivo Caprino, Wenche Foss stars as Enkefru Stengelføhn-Glad and Per Theodor Haugen as TV-reporter. The most recent award Leif Juster achieved is Amanda Awards, Norway. The upcoming new movie Leif Juster plays is Deilig er fjorden which will be released on Mar 07, 1985.

Born 1910 in Oslo, Norway, Leif Juster first made a name for himself as a stage actor in the 1930s. Following his starring role in a film comedy about a disappeared sausage-maker, Den forsvundne pølsemaker (1941), released in 1941, he became a household name. He was not to appear in films again for several years, however, as he instead focused on stage appearances throughout the 1940s, being highly influential in launching the Norwegian revue theater "Edderkoppen." He made a triumphant return to the silver screen in 1957, starring in another wildly successful Norwegian comedy by the name of Fjols til fjells (1957), which was followed up by several more film appearances during the next two decades. Though Juster did appear in some rather dramatic roles, Bussen (1961) being one example, he is by far best remembered for his comedic skills, as he ranks among the most beloved of Norwegian comedians. Juster died in 1995, aged 85.