Kristina Söderbaum Movies, Biography & Filmography
Known for: Acting
Birthday: September 5, 1912
Age: 88
Died: February 12, 2001
Place of birth: Stockholm, Sweden
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About Kristina Söderbaum
Beata Margareta Kristina Söderbaum was a Swedish actress best known for her German films. She appeared in 25 feature films. Most of them produced during the Nazi era. Kristina was married to the German director Veit Harlan 1939-1964.
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Kolberg
1945★6.1
Night Train to Venice
1996★2.3
Süss, the Jew
1940★4.4
The Golden City
1942★5.8
The Great Sacrifice
1944★6.5
The Immortal Heart
1939★7.0
Immensee
1943★7.0
The Great King
1942★7.0
Hanna Amon
1951★6.1
Circus Girl
1954★8.0
I'll Carry You on My Hands
1958★5.2
Youth
1938★6.2
Covered Tracks
1938★6.4
Stars Over Colombo
1953★10.0
Onkel Bräsig
1936★9.0
The Journey to Tilsit
1939★6.4
Die blonde Frau des Maharadscha
1962★8.0
Karl May
1974★10.0
Sången till henne
1934★10.0
Verrat an Deutschland
1955★9.0
Die blaue Stunde
1953★10.0
Let's go Crazy
1988★8.0
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