"Clark" Premieres on Netflix May 5

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Clark, a Swedish series directed by Jonas Åkerlund and starring Bill Skarsgård as Clark Olofsson - the notorious Swedish bank robber, and the man whose actions inspired the expression "The Stockholm syndrome" - is coming to Netflix on May 5, 2022.

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The fictional drama series Clark follows the man behind the expression "The Stockholm syndrome" on his life journey as he fooled all of Sweden to fall in love with him, despite several counts of drug trafficking, attempted murder, assault, theft and dozens of bank robberies. Based on the truths and lies revealed in Clark Olofsson's autobiography and directed by Jonas Åkerlund, the series provides a fictional take on one of the most controversial personalities in contemporary Swedish history.

Cast: Bill Skarsgård, Adam Lundgren, Sandra Ilar, Vilhelm Blomgren, Peter Viitanen, Hanna Björn, Isabelle Grill, Alida Morberg, Björn Gustafsson, Malin Levanon, Sofie Hoflack, Alicia Agneson, Robin Nazari, Linus Wahlgren, Claes Malmberg, Alexander Karim, Christoffer Nordenrot, Daniel Hallberg, Rachel Mohlin, Henrik Lundström, Arja Saijonmaa, Emil Algpeus, Hans Erik Dyvik Husby, Agnes Lindström Bolmgren, Babben Larsson, Peter Järn, Henrik Hjelt, Kristian Luuk, David Batra, Peter Apelgren, Staffan Kihlbom Thor, Rikard Ulvshammar, Freja Beha Erichsen, Amalie Bruun, Wilson Gonzalez, Lukas Wetterberg and Kolbjörn Skarsgård.

Director: Jonas Åkerlund
Screenwriters: Jonas Åkerlund, Fredrik Agetoft, Peter Arrhenius
Producers: Börje Hansson and Julia Stannard
Line producer: Birna Paulina Einarsdottir
Music: Mikael Åkerfeldt
Executive producers: Hans Engholm, Jonas Åkerlund and Bill Skarsgård
Production company: Scandinavian Content Group

Based on: Clark Olofsson's autobiography "Vafan var det som hände"

www.netflix.com/clark

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March 17, 2022 6:54am ET by Netflix, Inc.  

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