Lembit Ulfsak

Biography

Lembit Ulfsak (July 4, 1947 in Koeru – March 22, 2017) was an Estonian actor and director. Ulfsak spent his childhood in Räpina, where he also finished the 8th grade. In 1966, he graduated from Tallinn 7th Secondary School. From 1966 to 1970, he studied at the Tallinn State Conservatory's Department of Performing Arts (4th class). Ulfsak worked mainly at the Estonian SSR State Youth Theatre and Drama Theatre, as well as at Tallinnfilm. In addition to his theatre work, he acted in many films, the most internationally known of which are the leading roles in the films "The Legend of Till" (1976) and the Georgian-Estonian collaboration film "Tangerines" (2013), which was among the five best foreign language films in 2014 before the Oscar and Golden Globe awards. From 1972 to 1973, he sang in the Band Amor Trio. On June 1, 2019, a memorial bench installed in Ulfsak's honor was unveiled near his coastal home on the western shore of the Kakumäe Peninsula.

Most Known For

Regina

as Tiit

In Search of Captain Grant

as Jacques Paganel

Tangerines

as Ivo

Faulty Brides

as Enn

Daisy Petal Game

as Boy / Hans-Eerik (segment "Promenade")

Touched by the Unknown

as Brain

Isayev

as Артур Неуманн, нач. политич. полиции в Эстонии

Cabbage Head

as Harrison (voice)

Windy Beach

as Sander

Смерть под парусом

as William Garnet

Mood Breaker

as Various

Spring in the Forest

as Aksel

The Smacking Sea

as Toomas Andla

Lack of Wind

as Tuisu Taavi

Landing

as Sailor (uncredited)

The Fencer

as Jaan's Grandfather

Blue Dress

Doubles

as Helmsman

That Lost Road

The Power of Fear

as The Sheriff