Richard Lund

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Characters played by Richard Lund

Gregori — Brother Against Brother (1913)

Gregori is Ivan's younger brother, as identified in the cast list. His family connection places him among the central family members in the story, and the title points to conflict between brothers. The available plot summary does not specify his actions or the nature of that conflict.

Sir Archi — Sir Arne's Treasure (1919)

Sir Archi is one of the imprisoned Scottish commanders who escapes to Marstrand with Sir Filip and Sir Donald. He falls in love with Elsalill without knowing that he helped murder her family, then tries to persuade her to flee with him. During the arrest attempt, he fatally wounds her by using her as a human shield.

Georg — A Secret Marriage or The Deathbed Confession (1912)

Georg is the wealthy colonel’s son and Helena’s secret husband. He is happy with their marriage and they have a three-year-old child, but he keeps the family secret from his relatives. Fatally injured after crashing at the final obstacle in a steeplechase, he confesses the marriage to his father, who promises to care for Helena and the child.

Arnold — The Sea Vultures (1916)

A customs officer and the father of Anton and the lieutenant. Warned that the Eagle is suspicious, he prepares a nighttime inspection and asks Anton to look after Mrs. Arnold before setting out. He disappears during the confrontation with the smugglers; later, Anton's letter and the rifle bearing Arnold's name point to his death while trying to arrest Hornung and Birger for smuggling.

Career Overview

Richard Lund has 70 screen credits in a career dating back to 1912. Signature works include Brother Against Brother, Sir Arne's Treasure, The Living Mummy. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

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Known For
Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
70
Birth Date
1885-07-09
Birth Place
Gothenburg, Västra Götalands län, Sweden

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