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Boris Lee Holder Svenson Wiki Biography

Boris Lee Holder Svenson was born on the 13th February 1941 in Gothenburg, Sweden of Russian Jewish and Swedish origin and is an actor. He is particularly known for starring in the films “Wizards of the Lost Kingdom” (1985), “Delta Force Commando” (1988) and “The 7 Adventures of Sinbad” (2010). Svenson has been active in the entertainment industry since 1965.

How rich is the actor? It has been calculated by authoritative sources that the outright size of Bo Svenson net worth is as much as $2 million, as of the data presented in the middle of 2017. Acting is the main source of Svenson net worth.

To begin with, he immigrated to the US as boy. He served in the US Marine Corps from 1959 to 1965. Later, he graduated from the University of California, obtained a doctorate in metaphysics. Svenson also made a name for himself as a sportsman, among others in the fields of judo, ice hockey. His sporty look also secured him a good position in the genre of the action film.

Concerning his professional career, he debuted with an episodic role in the television series “Flipper” in 1965, and continued with small roles in the series “N.Y.P.D” (1967), “Mission Impossible” (1968), “The Chicago Teddy Bears” (1971) and others. In 1973, he starred opposite Bernie Casey in the feature film “Maurie” which covers the lives of two top players of NBA. Then, Svenson landed the main role in the drama film “The Great Waldo Pepper” (1975) written, produced and directed by George Roy Hill. Bo portrayed Buford Pusser, the main character of crime film “Walking Tall Part 2” (1975) by Earl Bellamy and of the sequel “Walking Tall: Final Chapter” (1977) by Jack Starrett. Afterwards, he landed the lead role in the drama film “Breaking Point” (1976) directed by Bob Clark. The same year, the actor starred opposite Cybill Shepherd in the film “Special Delivery” (1976), and in 1978, he appeared as the main character of the Italian action film “The Inglorious Bastards” directed by Enzo G. Castellari. He was in the main cast of many films, including “Portrait of a Hitman” (1979), “Virus” (1980), “Night Warning” (1982) and “Thunder Warior” (1983). In 1985, the actor landed the lead role in the film ‘Wizards of the Lost Kingdom“. Together with Fred Williamson they created the main characters in the film „Delta Force Commando“ (1988), then he landed the lead role in science fiction film ‘‘Steel Frontier“ (1995). Afterwards, the actor‘s popularity dropped somewhat, yet he was listed in the main cast of the films ‘‘Speed 2: Cruise Control“ (1997), “Kill Bill: Volume 2” (2004) and “Raising Jeffrey Dahmer” (2006). In 2010, he was the main character in the film “The 7 Adventures of Sinbad” by Adam Silver and Ben Hayflick. Recently, he starred in the action film “The Dependables” (2014).

Talking about his career on television, Bo Svenson created a number of episodic roles in television series. He starred in the television films “Snowbeast” (1977), “The Dirty Dozen: The Deadly Mission” (1987), “Heartless” (1997) among others. Overall Bo appeared in over 60 films, and more than 40 TV productions.

Furthermore, Bo Svenson added sums to his net worth as a film director (“He’s Not Heavy”, “Outlaw”, “Legacy”), producer (“Yukie”, “Legacy”, “Raising Jeffrey Dahmer”) and writer.

Finally, in the personal life of the actor, Bo married Lise Svenson in 1966; they have three children.

IMDB Wikipedia “For Love and Country” (2015) “Walking Tall) (1981) “Arne Dahl: Bad Blood” (2012) “Dead Man’s Gun” (1998) “Delta Force Commando” (1988) “Flipper” (1965) “Mission Impossible” (1968) “The 7 Adventures of Sinbad” (2010) “The Chicago Teddy Bears” (1971) “The Dependables” (2014) “Wizards of the Lost Kingdom” (1985) $2 million 1941 1941-2-13 6′ 5½” (1.97 m) Actor Aquarius Ben Hayflick Birger Ragnar Svenson Bo Svenson Bo Svenson Net Worth Bob Clark Director Earl Bellamy Enzo G. Castellari February 13 George Roy Hill Gothenburg Heartbreak Ridge (1986) Inglourious Basterds (2009) Jack Starrett Kill Bill: Vol. 2 (2004) Lise Svenson ; daughters Lise Svenson (m. 1966) Lola Iris Viola Johansson Maja Svenson Mia Svenson N.Y.P.D. (1967) Night Warning (1982) Pia Svenson producer Steel Frontier (1995) Sweden The Inglorious Bastards (1978) Västra Götalands län

Boris Lee Holder Svenson Quick Info

Boris Lee Holder Svenson Trademarks

1. Towering height and strong frame.

Boris Lee Holder Svenson Quotes

• You know, I never paid much attention to who was the lead, who was the second banana, where was I — was I the fifth banana? — whatever. I had a zest for life. And I was rather impractical about my career. I was never career oriented. I was more life oriented. So I didn’t really care about billing and stuff.

Boris Lee Holder Svenson Important Facts

• On November 30th, Bo Svenson won 1st Place in Drama for his screenplay “Don’t Call Me Sir!” at the 2015 Los Angeles Screenplay Contest.
• On September 19th, Bo Svenson won the 2015 New York Screenplay Contest’s “Park Avenue Prize for Drama” for his screenplay “Don’t Call Me Sir!”. “Don’t Call Me Sir!” tells the story of 12-year-old Brooklyn-born Rena “Rusty” Glickman, who in 1947, learns about the Holocaust and vows THAT will not happen to her, that she will be better and stronger than THEM — and she succeeds by beating the reigning New York State judo champion while disguised as a man. However Rusty is stripped of her medal when she admits that she is a woman. She vows to change how women are treated in sports and she does — getting women’s judo accepted as a competitive sport and an Olympic event (for which she received Japan’s highest civilian honor, The Emperor’s Order of the Rising Sun, the only Jew to be so honored).
• Won the 2010 Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Award for “Outstanding Performance by a Cast” for Quentin Tarantino’s “Inglourious Basterds”.
• Bo Svenson’s short film “Made For Each Other” was preselected by the 2015 New York Short Film Fridays @ Bahche.
• Bo Svenson’s short film “Made For Each Other” was accepted for inclusion in the Indore International Film Festival.
• The 2015 Muskoka Independent Film Festival accepted Bo Svenson’s short film “Made For Each Other”.
• Bo Svenson was appointed Sports Commissioner for the 2015 Special Olympics judo event being held at his old alma mater, UCLA.
• The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has selected Bo Svenson to be a juror on the Student Academy Award committee.
• Bo Svenson’s short film “Made For Each Other” was accepted into the 2015 Harrisburg-Hershey Film Festival (H2FF).
• “Angry” (2010) was Bo Svenson’s first Swedish-produced film in 30 years.
• Received the Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2013 Movieville International Film Festival in Sarasota, Florida. The award acknowledged and celebrated Svenson’s many years of excellence as an actor, writer, and director.
• Following a shared bronze in the 2012 IJF World Judo Masters Championships, Svenson won his weight class at the 2013 USJA Winter Nationals. He has now retired from competition.
• Receipient of the 2012 Silver Spur Lifetime Achievement Award from The Reel Cowboys Hall of Fame.
• Speaker and lecturer on topics such as how to convey one’s personality in an engaging manner in order to shine in one’s private life as well as on stage and camera.
• Won silver in the 2009 USA Judo National Championships despite three broken ribs suffered days earlier.
• A high-ranking black belt in judo and other martial arts, he was inducted into the Martial Arts Masters Hall of Fame on August 8, 2009.
• U.S. Armed Forces Far East Heavyweight Division Judo Champion (1961).
• He was television’s highest-paid actor for his reprisal of Buford Pusser in the television series Walking Tall (1981). Only Johnny Carson was making more than he was at the time.
• Chairman of the board and CEO of Motion Picture Group of America from 1984-1994. CEO of MagicQuest Entertainment from 1994 to present.
• Listed as one of twelve “Promising New Actors of 1976” in John Willis’ Screen World, Vol. 28.
• Ph.D. candidate in Meta-Physics at UCLA 1970-1974.
• Three daughters: Pia, Maja and Mia.
• Served in the U.S. Marine Corps 1959-1965.

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