Mona Mårtenson(1902-1956)

Actress

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Mona Mårtenson

Mona Mårtenson was born on 4 May 1902 in Stockholm, Stockholms län, Sweden. She was an actress, known for Laila (1929), La légende de Gösta Berling (1924) and Eskimo (1930). She died on 8 July 1956 in Stockholm, Stockholms län, Sweden.

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Known for

Laila (1929)

7.5

Laila

1929

La légende de Gösta Berling (1924)

La légende de Gösta Berling

7.0

Ebba Dohna

1924

Mona Mårtenson in Eskimo (1930)

7.0

Eukaluk

1930

Viddenes folk (1928)

4.6

Nina

1928

Credits

Actress

Pippi Långstrump
5.3
- Pia
- 1949
Det var en gång...
5.5
- Mother
- 1945
Lilla helgonet
5.9
- Syster Marianne (uncredited)
- 1944
Mitt folk är icke ditt
4.7
- Mary Ran - Herberts hustru
- 1944
Kurt gör slag i saken
Short
- Eva Hansson
- 1944
Gula kliniken
4.7
- Fru Andersson - Patient hos Jörn
- 1942
Vårat gäng
5.3
- 'Kristina' i radiopjäsen (uncredited)
- 1942
Det sägs på stan
5.1
- Mrs. Törring
- 1941
Bara en kvinna
4.9
- Journalist
- 1941
Västkustens hjältar
5.2
- Anna Olsson - Karls mor
- 1940
Karriär
5.5
- Actress
- 1938
I nöd och lust
- Anna Ruud - Olafs hustru
- 1938
Simon i Backabo
5.2
- Mary Haglund - Strömbergs och Lundéns kumpan
- 1934
Esquimau
- Ekalonk (as Mona Marten)
- 1932
I Kantonnement
6.6
- Den unge pige
- 1931

Personal details

Alternative name
- Mona Marten
Born
- May 4, 1902
- Stockholm, Stockholms län, Sweden
Died
- July 8, 1956
- Stockholm, Stockholms län, Sweden
Publicity listings
- 1 Article

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Trivia
She was a student at Stockholm's Royal Dramatic Training Academy when she and classmate Greta Gustafsson (later Garbo) were selected to audition for noted director Mauritz Stiller to appear in "Gosta Berling's Saga" (1924) in which they both appeared. Though Stiller and Garbo left for Hollywood soon after, Martenson chose to stay in Sweden.

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