Directing · Vaivina, Viru County, Estonia [now Ida-Viru County] · Born December 3, 1925
Kaljo Kiisk (December 3, 1925 – September 20, 2007) was an Estonian actor, film director and politician. He was best known for his roles as Kristjan Lible from Spring, Summer and Autumn, film adaptations of Oskar Luts' novels, and as Johannes Saarepera from ETV's long-running Õnne 13. His career spanned over half a century from 1953 to 2007.
MovieThe Hostage
2006
as Old man
MovieVisit of an Old Lady
2006
as Doctor
MovieLadybirds' Christmas
2001
as Imanuel (voice)
MovieRothschild's Violin
1996
MovieGrisha
1996
MovieToo Tired to Hate
1995
as Carpenter
TVThe Boys of Wikman
1995
as Mr. Weseler
MovieJüri Rumm
1994
as Old Stable Man
MovieAmerican Mountains
1994
TVÕnne 13
1993
as Johannes
MovieMarraskuun harmaa valo
1993
as Hotel Manager
MoviePeace Avenue
1991
as Eugen
MovieOld Man Wants to Go Home
1991
as Toomas Simmo
MovieAutumn
1990
as Kristjan Lible
MovieAwakening
1990
as Jaan
MovieDoctor Stockmann
1989
MovieDance Around the Steam Boiler
1988
MovieVernanda
1988
MovieIn One Hundred Years in May
1987
as Kingisepp's Interrogator
MoviePuud olid...
1986
as Pakk-Rätsep
Two Couples and Loneliness
1984
as John Perry
MovieArabella, the Pirate's Daughter
1983
as Firefighter (uncredited)
Igihaljas vaatemäng
1981
as self
MovieMy Wife Became a Grandmother
1977
as Friend
MovieAsk the Dead About the Price of Death
1977
as Medical Examiner (uncredited)
TVDeath Under Sail
1977
as Sergeant Barrell
MovieDeath Under Sail
1976
MovieSummer
1976
as Kristjan Lible
MovieIndrek
1976
as Voitinski
MovieThe Red Violin
1975
as Commander
MovieAn Unusual Story
1974
as Kaur, experienced investigator
MovieLanding
1973
as Harald (uncredited)
MovieThe Old Thomas was Stolen
1970
as Old Thomas
MovieSpring
1970
as Lible
MovieMadness
1969
as Harmonica Player (uncredited)
MovieWhat Happened To Andres Lapeteus?
1967
as Pajuviidik
MovieMen from the Fisherman's Village
1962
as Raimond
MovieDangerous Curves
1961
as (uncredited)
MovieYachts at Sea
1955
as Heino
MovieAndrus' Happiness
1955
