Emil Benedict Zilliacus (11 January 1921 – 28 January 2013) was a Swedish-speaking Finnish journalist, author, scriptwriter and translator.[1]

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Benedict Zilliacus
Born	Emil Benedict Zilliacus (1921-01-11)11 January 1921 Helsinki, Finland
Died	28 January 2013(2013-01-28) (aged 92) Helsinki, Finland
Other names	Bez
Occupation	Author, scriptwriter, journalist and translator
Spouse(s)	Jutta Zilliacus ​ (m. 1949)​
Children	1 son

Zilliacus was born in Helsinki, Finland. He wrote screenplays for many movies, including Etulinjan edessä (Beyond the Front Line), which he wrote together with Stefan Forss.

In the 1950s and 1960s, he wrote a revue for the Swedish theater Lilla Teatern in Helsinki every other year, or sometimes more often; the show became very popular.

Bibliography

• Bilderbok för stora barn (1951)
• Vi ser på Helsingfors (1952)
• Korsetten (1962)
• Wärtsilä (1967)
• Sex årtionden i pressbilder (1971) (with Hugo Sundström)
• Utöar (1975)
• Öar, holmar och skär (1977)
• 100 klipp ur vår dagbok (1977)
• Wihelm Wahlforss (1984)
• Bergets skugga (1987)
• Båten i vassen (1990)
• Förlorat och bevarat (1996)

Awards

• The Thanks for the Book Award 1991

References

External links

• Benedict Zilliacus at IMDb
• Biografiskt lexikon för Finland. (in Swedish)

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