Gerda Lundequist
Gerda Carola Cecilia Lundequist (Swedish pronunciation: [ˌjæːˈɖa ˌlɵndɛˈkvɪst] - 14 February 1871 – 23 October 1959) was a Swedish stage actress, an Ibsen and Strindberg-thespian that in her time was known throughout Scandinavia as "The Swedish Sarah Bernhardt". Lundequist was considered one of Scandinavia's leading tragediennes and dramatic stage actresses, and she originated many leading female parts in plays by Ibsen and Strindberg. She had a 60-year-long career as a professional actress (with debut 1889) before she made her last performance in 1949, as Julia Hylténius in the successful staging of the comedy The Barons Will by Hjalmar Bergman. She studied at The Royal Dramatic Theatre's acting school 1886-1889 and in 1891 appeared as Queen Gertrude in Hamlet, a performance that established Lundequist at the top. In 1890, she originated the role of Anne-Marie in Ibsen's A Doll's House and in 1897 the role of Ella Rentheim in Ibsen's John Gabriel Borkman. (Wikipedia)
The Saga of Gosta Berling
as Majorskan; Margaretha SamzeliusGösta Berling is a young and attractive minister. Because of his alcoholism and his daring...
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Den långa vägen
as uncreditedGrandmother sits with her grandchildren. She talks about the position of the Swedish woman...
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Giftas
as H.R.H.The General's daughter, Helene, grows up in a safe world. She doesn't want to get married or...
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Onsdagsväninnan
as Mathilde HallencreutzKarin Larsson and Douglas Hallencreutz has a somewhat peculiar relationship. They meet every...
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One Night
as Madame BeckiusThe Beckius family is living near the border to Russia. The youngest son, Armas, is living a...
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Count Only the Happy Moments
as Mrs. BranzellThe old Victor Branzell has a grandson, Alf, who is in love with a clerk in a glove shop, Lilian...
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Stora famnen
as uncreditedIn the late 1800's, the old Karolina Koger dictates his will: all her money shall form a family...
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