#Göran Lundquist

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Eva Dahlbeck and Gunnar Björnstrand in A Lesson in Love (Ingmar Bergman, 1954) Cast: Eva Dahlbeck, Gunnar Björnstrand, Yvonne Lombard, Harriet Andersson, Åke Grönberg, Olof Winnerstrand, Renée Björling, Göran Lundquist. Screenplay: Ingmar Bergman. Cinematography: Martin Bodin. Production design: P.A. Lundgren. Film editing: Oscar Rosander. Music: Dag Wirén.  In A Lesson in Love, Ingmar Bergman seems to be trying to turn Eva Dahlbeck into Carole Lombard. She certainly has Lombard's blond glamour, and she makes a surprising go at knockabout comedy. But where Lombard had the light touch of a Howard Hawks or an Ernst Lubitsch to guide her in her best work, Dahlbeck is in the hands of Bergman, whose touch no one has ever called light. A year later, the Bergman-Dahlbeck collaboration would make a better impression with Smiles of a Summer Night, but A Lesson in Love sometimes verges on smirkiness in its treatment of the marriage of Marianne (Dahlbeck) and David Erneman (Gunnar Björnstrand). They are on the verge of divorce and she is about to marry her old flame Carl-Adam (Åke Grönberg), a sculptor for whom she once posed. David is a gynecologist who has had a series of flings with other women, including Susanne (Yvonne Lombard), with whom he is trying to break up. But Marianne has not exactly been faithful to their vows either. Meanwhile, we also get to know their children, Nix (Harriet Andersson) and her bratty little brother, Pelle (Göran Lundquist), and David's parents (Olof Winnerstrand and Renée Björling), who in sharp contrast to Marianne and David are celebrating 50 years of marriage. While Bergman sharply delineates all of these characters -- especially 15-year-old Nix, who hates being a girl so much that she asks her father if he can perform sex-change operations -- the semi-farcical situation he puts them has a kind of aimless quality to it. I appreciated Andersson's performance as Nix the more for having seen her as the dying Agnes in Bergman's Cries and Whispers (1972), but in this film her role makes no clear dramatic sense. 

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Smultronstället (AKA Wild Strawberries) | Ingmar Bergman | 1957

Sif Ruud, Bibi Andersson, Gunnel Lindblom, Yngve Nordwall, Maud Hansson, Gio Petré, Lena Bergman, Monica Ehrling, Eva Norée, Per Skogsberg, Per Sjöstrand, Göran Lundquist

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How is Everyone?

Christoffer and Helena are gonna be together in April in Malmö celebration the magic of music. It’s sweet, isn’t it?

But what is Per Gessle up to now a days? He is definitely up to something. We all know that, right?

How about Marie? Micke and Marie were to work some more on music, were they not?

As per the expectation, Christoffer was seen editing stuff from Gessle’s “En vacker kväll” summer tour. Halmstad maybe?

How are Pelle and Magnus? And MP, Anders, Göran and MICKE SYD AAAAAAA!!

When is Per gonna make another plan? Or execute that plan for a surprise? He can’t sit idle, we all know that, don’t we?

There wasn’t a lot of hype for “En vacker dag”, in fact at all, not even the John Holm song. Is it on the radio or not even that?

I think that Per May be working a little more with other people then for his own projects now. With Mono Mind and SS12, he’s gonna be learning from the kids of today, won’t he?

Love and Peace

24/10/2017

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I just read what I wrote last night. There is repeation and the last line doesn’t make any sense at all. I don’t have time to sleep, so whatever I write is a miracle now a days.

My back has started to tell me that I need to rest. But come on.... ich habe keine Zeit!!!

Gyllene Tider is going full on open that they’re working on a new album. Lots and lots and lots of social media updates and hints how the songs in their new album gonna sound.

There was a cute video of Micke Syd and Göran, where they discussed Farfisa Organ in Swedish, couldn’t understand what they said, but seeing Micke Syd Talk is cute enough!

And Mr. Lundquist is there, and 2 other guys who I can’t unfortunately fell who they are.

Also, das ist alles. Ich gehe jets ins Bett!

Love and Pass

13/3/2019

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Hmmm...

I mean, I have been seeing pictures of Per, Micke, Anders, Göran and MP together and they really bring joy. But... I don’t want to be mean or anything, but, somehow when I see too much of Mr. Awesome Professor Lundquist, it feels a little... crowded.

It shouldn’t bother, but it’s bothering me for a few days now. He’s an important part of the band and crew, he’s the new Lasse Lindbom for GT and most of all: he has the talent and brains to make things sound even better.

But oh well, I better stop and sleep! I’ve just had a 3 hour sleep, and 5 hours sleep hopefully awaits tonight.

Oh German! Please, let me speak you, love ❤️

Love and Peace

11/3/2019

[roxettediaries]

Observing June Afternoon

Very less June Afternoons of this year are left, so, let’s talk about the one we love the most.

I just got to know that this song was released on 12/1/1996 - that’s hard core winter and Per’s 37th Birthday.

Then, this song has been played by Gyllene Tider minus Göran Fritzon, But the Video has these guys:

Who are they? They look familiar. Brainpool? Yes? How come Christoffer Lundquist is not there? Or not Brainpool?

Also, notice:

- Per is basically playing George Harrison.

- The guy on the drums looks more like John Lennon.

- Are they the Beatles or some other British Invasion band? Hmmm.... I see Paul’s violin like bass guitar too - left hand *wink*.

- Per should’ve tried a wig too, would’ve been more beatle-ish.

And I was told Marie was portraying “Twiggy”. I was told about this ages ago by Guru! Cool, isn’t it?

Hoping you all have a nice 25th afternoon of June tomorrow.

Love and Peace

24/6/2018

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En lektion i kärlek (A Lesson in Love) | Ingmar Bergman | 1954

Harriet Andersson (with Renée Björling and Göran Lundquist)