Karl Ágúst Úlfsson

Karl Ágúst Úlfsson is a celebrated Icelandic director, actor, writer, and playwright born on November 14, 1957. With a career spanning over 45 years, he has made significant contributions to theatre, television, radio, and film. He is widely known for his acting roles in the popular *Líf* trilogy, where he played Daníel Ólafsson, and for his involvement with the comedy group Spaugstofan. Beyond acting, Karl Ágúst has also made his mark as a playwright, having written nearly 20 plays, and has worked as a screenwriter, lyricist, and translator. Some of his notable works include the *Harry & Heimir* series and the film *New Life* (1983). His diverse talents have established him as a prominent figure in Icelandic arts and entertainment.

In addition to his acting and writing, Karl Ágúst has been involved in directing television series such as Spaugstofan and The New Year's Lampoon. His artistic reach extends into music, with albums such as *Gosi* and *Harry og Heimir - Morð fyrir tvo* among his recent releases, showcasing his versatility. Whether on stage, screen, or behind the scenes, Karl Ágúst Úlfsson remains a dynamic and influential creative force in Iceland.