Greta Garbo Swedish Actress From Katarina church parish

Greta Garbo was born on 18 September 1905 in Katarina church parish. She was a Swedish actress. The date of her death is 15 April 1990; She was 84. The recorded cause of death is listed as pneumonia and kidney failure. Her best-known title on this site is MGM's Big Parade of Comedy (1964).

Early life

Her education includes Dramatens elevskola, finishing in 1924.

Career

Her screen career on record begins in 1922 with Luffar-Petter. The 1920s brought Joyless Street (1925) and Flesh and the Devil (1926). Her 1930s credits include Grand Hotel (1932, as Grusinskaya) and Ninotchka (1939). During the 1940s, she worked on Two-Faced Woman (1941). Work from the 1970s includes Adam & Yves (1974).

Greta Garbo’s credits add up to 38 films from 1922 to 2014. The last film or series of her lifetime on record is Brother, Can You Spare a Dime? (1975).

Joan Crawford appears in two of her listed titles. Another co-star who recurs in her credits is Clark Gable (two titles).

Recognition

Greta Garbo’s wins include an Academy Honorary Award, awarded in 1954. The list of wins also includes the star on Hollywood Walk of Fame and the Litteris et Artibus (1937). A nomination for the Academy Award for Best Actress in 1930 for Anna Christie is also listed. In total, she won 5 awards and earned 3 nominations.