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Micke Dubois
Photo of Micke Dubois from his late career
Born	Mats Mikael Dubois (1959-02-25)25 February 1959 Solna, Stockholm, Sweden
Died	30 November 2005(2005-11-30) (aged 46) Huddinge, Stockholm, Sweden
Other names	Svullo Captain Freak
Occupation(s)	Actor, comedian
Years active	1984–2005
Partner	Gitte Nilsson (1995–2005)

Mats Mikael "Micke" Dubois (25 February 1959 – 30 November 2005), also known as Svullo, was a Swedish actor and comedian.

Micke Dubois was born in Stockholm. He began his career when he entered an air guitar competition, where he came third (he actually played air bass and called himself "Sweden's only professional air bassist"). He later started performing at various rock clubs under the artist name Captain Freak.

In 1988 he got the idea for the character Svullo, a Swedish taunt name for obese people which is derived from his big body mass. He met Hans Crispin, and together they formed the duo Angne & Svullo for television. Svullo in particular was responsible for wrecking a number of cars - in the supposed name of comedy.

During the later years he participated in TV4, for example as host for Robot Wars (2002), and as a judge in the program Sveriges värsta ("Sweden's worst") (2005), where he was anointed as the "worst Swedish husband".

Dubois was found dead in his apartment's cellar on 2 December 2005. He had committed suicide^[1] by hanging. He was 46 years old.