Thomas Hanzon, a celebrated and accomplished Swedish thespian, entered the world on July 20, 1962, in the bustling metropolis of Stockholm, a city located within the boundaries of Stockholm County, in the country of Sweden.
Before embarking on a distinguished acting career, Hanzon had initially pursued a professional football player trajectory, only to redirect his energies towards the realm of theatre, a move that would ultimately have a profound impact on his future endeavors.
In Stockholm, Sweden, Hanzon co-founded the theatre group, Theather Camelont, a creative collective that was fortunate enough to benefit from the guidance and mentorship of the highly accomplished actor, Allan Edwall, a stalwart figure in the world of Swedish theatre.
Under the auspices of Edwall's tutelage, Theather Camelont flourished, with its activities spanning a period of nearly a decade, until its eventual dissolution in 1985.
Hanzon initially made his theatrical debut in the esteemed production of "Arnold" at the Stockholm House of Culture & City Theatre, marking the beginning of his illustrious stage career.
He then joined the prestigious Royal Dramatic Theatre in 1989, where he had the distinguished opportunity to participate in the captivating play "Dangerous Liaisons".
Throughout his extensive and accomplished career, Hanzon has had the privilege of collaborating with a plethora of renowned directors, including the legendary Ingmar Bergman, the iconic Arthur Miller, the acclaimed Michael Thalheimer, and the esteemed Lars Norén, among others.
These collaborations have undoubtedly played a significant role in shaping Hanzon's professional growth and artistic development, allowing him to hone his craft and deliver memorable performances that have left a lasting impact on the world of theatre.
Hanzon's entry into the world of cinematic storytelling was heralded by his inaugural appearance in the 1987 film "Nionde kompaniet", marking the beginning of a distinguished career that has spanned over three decades. Throughout this period, he has been fortunate enough to be featured in a diverse range of Swedish feature films, with a total of over 20 titles to his name.
Some of his most notable and critically acclaimed roles include appearances in "Faithless" (2000),a thought-provoking drama that explored the complexities of human relationships, as well as "Medicinen" (2014),a gripping and emotionally charged film that delved into the world of medicine and its practitioners.
Additionally, Hanzon's impressive filmography also includes standout performances in "Vägen ut" (1999),a poignant and introspective drama that examined the human condition, and "Once in a Lifetime" (2000),a captivating and uplifting film that celebrated the beauty of life's unexpected moments.
Notable television appearances by Hanzon have included a plethora of Swedish TV shows, with a staggering total of over 40 productions to his name. This impressive array of credits has seen him featured in a diverse range of programs, including the critically acclaimed "Private Confessions" which premiered in 1996, the popular crime drama "The Sandhamn Murders" which debuted in 2010, the crime-comedy series "Anna Holt - Polis" also released in 1996, and the crime-thriller "Zonen" which made its debut in the same year. Furthermore, Hanzon has also made appearances in a select few German TV shows, demonstrating his versatility and range as a talented actor.
Beyond his esteemed acting profession, Hanzon has concurrently assumed various roles within the realm of film, demonstrating his multifaceted talents and contributions to the industry.
As a respected figure in the cinematic world, Hanzon has had the distinction of serving on numerous film juries, a testament to his expertise and influence within the field.
One notable instance of his involvement in film juries was his participation in the International Emmy Awards in 2016, where he brought his unique perspective and insight to the deliberation process.
Furthermore, Hanzon has also been a part of the esteemed Stockholm International Film Festival, lending his expertise and discerning eye to the selection and evaluation of films presented at this prominent event.
