Alec Toselli is a multilingual Swedish actor of Italian, Swedish, and Estonian heritage, known for his emotionally intelligent performances, physical presence, and international outlook. Born in Norrköping in 1993, Alec has steadily built a reputation as a deeply versatile artist with the ability to navigate diverse roles and genres across the global stage.

He studied acting at some of the world’s most respected institutions, including Cours Florent in Paris, Ted Bardy Acting Studio in New York, and Playhouse West in Los Angeles. These training grounds helped shape his immersive and emotionally grounded acting style, drawing from both classical and method-based techniques.

Alec's recent work includes roles in independent and festival-acclaimed films such as Suicide Tuesday (2024), Context (2024), Too Much Sand (2024), The Dream Machine (2023), and Headache (2023). In recognition of his performance caliber, he was awarded the prestigious Black Nights Star at the Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival in 2024, further establishing him as one of the emerging European actors to watch.

Alec speaks English, Swedish, Italian, French, and German fluently, making him a valuable collaborator for international co-productions. With his 192 cm height and expressive range, he has portrayed both protagonists and complex anti-heroes, often bringing layers of vulnerability and quiet strength to the screen.

Whether playing in modern drama, historical narratives, or poetic surrealism, Alec remains committed to telling stories that explore identity, human connection, and moral ambiguity. He continues to build a body of work that reflects not only his wide skill set but also his curiosity and depth as an artist.