
Acting · Frederiksberg, Copenhagen, Denmark · Born July 3, 1933
Ib Mossin was a Danish actor, singer and director best known for his role as heartthrob Peter of the hugely popular Far til Fire film series. He had his breakthrough as the apprentice Egon in 1953's Farlig Ungdom, a stark drama about the crime scene in Copenhagen among adolescents.
MovieForræderne
1983
MovieThe Parallel Corpses
1982
MovieStrejferne
1980
MovieJohnny Larsen
1979
MovieNedrykning
1979
TVMatador
1978
as Bent Godtfredsen
MovieAgent 69 Jensen in the Sign of Sagittarius
1978
as Repairman
MovieThe Goldcabbage Family Gets the Vote
1977
MovieAgent 69 in the Sign of Scorpio
1977
as Farmer
TVA Town in the Province
1977
as Dr. Martensen
MovieIn the Sign of the Lion
1976
as Grev Hubert
MovieDen dobbelte mand
1976
MovieEn ægtemand
1976
as Erik
MovieGood and Evil
1975
MovieThe Son from Vingaarden
1975
as Erik Hein Martin
MovieSwedish Wildcats
1972
as Gerhard
MovieTykke Olsen
1971
as Pedersen
MovieWithout a Stitch
1968
as Dr. Petersen - Lilian's gynecologist
MovieDet var en lørdag aften
1968
MovieBrødrene på Uglegaarden
1967
as Henrik Thorup - nevø af Christian
MovieKrybskytterne paa Næsbygaard
1966
as Anker
MovieThe Heir to Næsbygaard
1965
as Anker
MovieKampen om Næsbygaard
1964
as Anker, stutterimester
MovieSikke'n familie
1963
as Bill Johnson
MovieDer brænder en ild
1962
as Henrik - Marie's søn
MovieFather of Four: The Whole Shebang
1961
as Peter / Misters stemme
MovieJetpiloter
1961
MovieDet skete paa Møllegaarden
1960
MovieSømand i knibe
1960
as Poul
MovieFather of Four: On Bornholm
1959
as Peter
MovieVagabonderne paa Bakkegaarden
1958
as Anders
MovieFather of Four and the Wolf Cubs
1958
as Peter
MovieFather of Four: And Uncle Sofus
1957
as Peter
MovieSin Alley
1957
as Anton
MovieFlintesønnerne
1956
as Viggo
MovieFather of Four: In the City
1956
as Peter
MovieFather of Four: In the Countryside
1955
as Peter
MovieFather of Four: In the Snow
1954
as Peter
MovieFløjtespilleren
1953
as René
MovieFather of Four
1953
as Peter
MovieFarlig ungdom
1953
as Egon Madsen