TV Series2009 · SVT · Ended · 53 min
A Swedish version of the British genealogy documentary series Who Do You Think You Are?, where famous people are searching for truths and hidden stories about their family history.
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Ted Rosvall
Expert
56 episodes
Leif Andrée
Narrator / Himself
19 episodes
Helena Bergström
Herself
1 episode
Thomas Bodström
Himself
1 episode
Malin Berghagen
Herself
1 episode
Suzanne Osten
Herself
1 episode
Magnus Härenstam
Himself
1 episode
Charlotte Perrelli
Herself
1 episode
Claes Malmberg
Himself
1 episode
Pia Johansson
Herself
1 episode
Dogge Doggelito
Himself
1 episode
Lotta Ramel
Herself
1 episode
Ulf Adelsohn
Himself
1 episode
Christer Sjögren
Himself
1 episode
Liza Marklund
Herself
1 episode
Tina Nordström
Herself
1 episode
Ernst Billgren
Himself
1 episode
Lotta Engberg
Herself
1 episode
Lena Endre
Herself
1 episode
Dregen
Himself
1 episode
Måns Herngren
Himself
1 episode
Caroline af Ugglas
Herself
1 episode
Lill-Babs
Herself
1 episode
Suzanne Reuter
Herself
1 episode
Rikard Wolff
Himself
1 episode
Thorsten Flinck
Himself
1 episode
Lasse Åberg
Himself
1 episode
Petra Mede
Herself
1 episode
Kalle Moraeus
Himself
1 episode
Siw Malmkvist
Herself
1 episode
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