Nicolas Fagerberg

Height: 189 cm

Nicolas Fagerberg was born in the dark wilderness of southern Sweden. Struggling to survive in a land where the sun only shines once a year, his love for acting began as a child when he would reenact ...Show More

Nicolas Fagerberg was born in the dark wilderness of southern Sweden. Struggling to survive in a land where the sun only shines once a year, his love for acting began as a child when he would reenact films with his siblings. His favorite role....Simba from The Lion King. Fast forward until 2010 when he traveled far and wide, ending up in the land of America and subsequently graduating from the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in 2013. Since washing ashore on the sandy beaches of California, Nicolas has been in a myriad of plays including "Terra Nova" in which he shined as the legendary Norwegian explorer Roald Amundsen, as well as a world premiere of "The Relationship Play" for the 2012 Fringe Festival.Since embarking on his film career in 2013, he has been in over eight short films, two television pilots, two web series and a few commercials.One of his first on-screen performances was as Dr. William Wanger for the short comedy film "The Wanger Files" produced, written and directed by television writers Terri Treas and Michael Zand. Nicolas also starred as Tom Baxter in the comedy "To Be Delivered" directed by Pierre Amstutz Roch. So far it has been selected for 15 film festivals world-wide and won Best International Film and Prix de Europeen Televisions at Film Court Brest, France. It was also selected for the short film competition at Rhode Island Film Festival for being featured at the Oscars in 2016. The film was picked up for distribution by Premium Films and Premium Cinema and subsequently has aired on Premium Cinema on Italian national TV channel Mediaset Italia and it is set to air on French national TV channel France 2 this year. Shortly after his participation in To Be Delivered, Nicolas went on to land the lead role of depressed alcoholic writer Jack Perdu in the 2014 Bare Bones Film Festival nominee for best dramatic short, "Sad Writers".Nicolas' wide acting range and trilinguist ability (English, Swedish and French) has allowed him to be cast as a variety of fascinating characters. Nicolas is also a prolific musician and songwriter and grew up playing in several multi-genre bands. Nicolas has a very close working relationship with his acting coaches Sharon Chatten, Peter Budevski and Michele Gossett. Not knowing where his next role might take him, he's enjoying the challenges life's throwing at him. Hide