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
Dogs Don't Wear Pants (2019)
as Juha
Strive (2026)
as Father
Gourmet Club (2004)
as tarjoilija
Naked Harbour (2012)
as Lauri
The Jonsson Gang (2021)
as Henrik Adlerstierna
Attack on Finland (2021)
as Karhu #34 Airport
The Summer Book (2025)
as Mr. Malander
The Grump: In Search of an Escort (2022)
as Larsson
Unten Rajamailla (2018)
as Biology teacher
Producing Adults (2004)
as Miro
We Are the Pirates of the Roads (2015)
as Vilja's father
Kolme suudelmaa (2006)
as kylmäkalle
The Exalted (2024)
as Agner
95 (2017)
as Johannes
Tom of Finland (2017)
as Touko Laaksonen / Tom of Finland
Play God (2011)
as Self
Hyvää joulua (2015)
as Isä
Ragged Life of Juice Leskinen (2018)
as Harri Rinne
The Ceiling (2018)
as Tuomas
The World Champion (2021)
as Fischer
Snot and Splash: The Mystery of Disappearing Holes (2024)
as Migrén Junior
Hayflower, Quiltshoe and the Rubens Brothers (2017)
as Sorkkarauta-Salonen
A Chamber Play (2018)
as Tobias
The Knocking (2023)
as Mikko
The Bottom Line (—)
Actor
Death Is a Problem for the Living (2023)
as Risto
We're Not Here (2019)
as Anton
Not Withholding Anything from You (2024)
Actor
Off the Meter (2005)
as Artist
Yellow Sulphur Sky (2021)
as Alex Rabell
Memory of Water (2022)
as Major Bolin
Armi Alive! (2015)
as Director
Kites Over Helsinki (2001)
as Dani Bexar
Perfect strangers (2025)
as Valtteri
Lost Boys (2020)
as Narrator (Voice)
Helsinki Mansplaining Massacre (2018)
as Jonne
Simo Times Three (2012)
as Anders
Colorado Avenue (2007)
as Dåhli-Johan
Fokus (2026)
as Johan