Douglas Håge, a renowned and accomplished Swedish thespian, was born on March 6th, 1898, in the enchanting city of Gothenburg, which is located within the picturesque Västra Götalands län province, situated in the southernmost part of Sweden, a country celebrated for its breathtaking natural landscapes, rich cultural legacy, and lively urban centers.
Douglas Håge's illustrious career was characterized by a multitude of outstanding performances in a diverse array of film productions, with his notable roles in the influential "Lille Fridolf och jag" (1956) and its subsequent sequels, including "Lille Fridolf blir morfar" (1957) and "Fridolfs farliga ålder" (1959),exemplifying his remarkable aptitude and adaptability as an actor.
Douglas Håge, a celebrated Swedish actor of great renown, was distinguished by his captivating on-screen presence, which left a lasting impression on audiences worldwide. In his personal life, he was deeply devoted to his loving wife, Maja Håge, a charming and beautiful individual who reciprocated his affection with equal passion and commitment. Together, they shared a romantic and enduring relationship that stood the test of time, a testament to the power of true love and partnership.
Douglas Håge's extraordinary life on this terrestrial sphere came to a definitive conclusion on November 18, 1959, in the enchanting metropolis of Gothenburg, a city that held a profound sentimental value in his life, situated within the breathtaking region of Västra Götalands län, nestled in the serene and majestic country of Sweden.
