
Pekka Strang
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Pekka Strang is a Finnish actor and ex-artistic director of Helsinki City Theatre, where he worked 2005-2014. He is best known for his roles in Kites Over Helsinki (2001), Tom of Finland (2017) and Dogs Don't Wear Pants (2019). Strang graduated from Helsinki Theatre Academy in 2001.
Known for
Credits

The Last Kingdom: Seven Kings Must Die (2023)
as Anlaf
Hyvää joulua (2015)
as Isä

The Grump: In Search of an Escort (2022)
as Larsson

Dogs Don't Wear Pants (2019)
as Juha

Strive (2026)
as Father

Attack on Finland (2021)
as Karhu #34 Airport

The Summer Book (2025)
as Mr. Malander

The World Champion (2021)
as Fischer

The Exalted (2024)
as Agner

The Jonsson Gang (2021)
as Henrik Adlerstierna

Tom of Finland (2017)
as Touko Laaksonen / Tom of Finland

Naked Harbour (2012)
as Lauri

We Are the Pirates of the Roads (2015)
as Vilja's father

Gourmet Club (2004)
as tarjoilija

Snot and Splash: The Mystery of Disappearing Holes (2024)
as Migrén Junior

Kolme suudelmaa (2006)
as kylmäkalle

The Knocking (2023)
as Mikko

Death Is a Problem for the Living (2023)
as Risto

Play God (2011)
as Self

Unten Rajamailla (2018)
as Biology teacher

Ragged Life of Juice Leskinen (2018)
as Harri Rinne

Memory of Water (2022)
as Major Bolin

Producing Adults (2004)
as Miro

95 (2017)
as Johannes

The Ceiling (2018)
as Tuomas

Yellow Sulphur Sky (2021)
as Alex Rabell
Off the Meter (2005)
as Artist

Täydelliset vieraat (2025)
as Valtteri

Kites Over Helsinki (2001)
as Dani Bexar

We're Not Here (2019)
as Anton

Armi Alive! (2015)
as Director

A Chamber Play (2018)
as Tobias

Colorado Avenue (2007)
as Dåhli-Johan

Not Withholding Anything from You (2024)
Actor

Hayflower, Quiltshoe and the Rubens Brothers (2017)
as Sorkkarauta-Salonen

Helsinki Mansplaining Massacre (2018)
as Jonne

Lost Boys (2020)
as Narrator (Voice)

Simo Times Three (2012)
as Anders




