Roma Bahn(1896-1975)

Actress

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Roma Bahn was born on 30 October 1896 in Berlin, Germany. She was an actress, known for De l'aube à minuit (1920), Le songe de Madame Butterfly (1939) and Unheimliche Geschichten (1932). She was married to Hugo Häring, Eda Rost and Karl Heinz Martin. She died on 11 January 1975 in Bonn, North Rhine-Westphalia, West Germany.

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Known for

De l'aube à minuit (1920)

De l'aube à minuit

6.8

Tochter
Bettlerin
Heilsarmee-Mädchen
Dirne

1920

Le songe de Madame Butterfly (1939)

Le songe de Madame Butterfly

6.2

Gast beim Ball

1939

Unheimliche Geschichten (1932)

Unheimliche Geschichten

6.4

Frau des Mörders

1932

Roma Bahn, René Deltgen, Gustav Diessl, Herbert Hübner, Eduard von Borsody, and Vera von Langen in Marajo, la lutte sans merci (1938)

Marajo, la lutte sans merci

7.0

Lady Betty Mortimer

1938

Credits

Actress

Zur schönen Aussicht
TV Movie
- Ada von Stetten
- 1972
L'invitation au château
7.2
TV Movie
- Madame Mesmermortes
- 1970
Ganze Tage in den Bäumen
8.8
TV Movie
- Mutter von Jacques
- 1968
Dieser Mann und Deutschland
9.3
TV Movie
- 1967
Der Mann aus Melbourne
8.6
TV Movie
- Lady Headleigh
- 1966
Résurrection
6.3
- Großfürstin
- 1958
Jeunes filles en uniforme
7.0
- Wardrobe Mistress
- 1958
Avouez, Docteur Corda
5.9
- Ehemalige Krankenschwester
- 1958
Ein besserer Herr
TV Movie
- Frau Compass
- 1957
...wie einst Lili Marleen
6.7
- Fräulein Korn
- 1956
Le fantôme du cirque
5.8
- Eine Zirkusbesucherin
- 1954
Ingeborg
TV Movie
- 1954
Postlagernd: 'Turteltaube'
8.5
- Camilla Gomoll, seine Frau
- 1952
Mädchen mit Beziehungen
6.7
- Fräulein Kaufmann, Sekretärin
- 1950
Minuit 15, Chambre 9
5.5
- Frau von Rottach
- 1950

Personal details

Born
- October 30, 1896
- Berlin, Germany
Died
- January 11, 1975
- Bonn, North Rhine-Westphalia, West Germany
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Trivia
German stage and screen actress, trained at Max Reinhardt's Schauspielschule des Deutschen Theaters. First achieved prominence as Polly Peachum in Brecht's "Threepenny Opera" during its August 1928 premiere on the Berlin stage. She had long residencies at the Hebbel Theater (1945-51) and the Schillertheater (1951-62) and also acted in films from silent days, albeit in supporting or character roles. As a voice-over performer, she dubbed for English-speaking actresses Mary Astor, Kay Medford, Betty Davis, Mildred Dunnock and Gladys Cooper.

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