Curiosidades

Known as the Swedish "Mary Pickford," in 1921 she asked Senator Knute Nelson of Minnesota to start legislative action for a ministry of fine arts stating that she wanted the government to "enforce the national pursuit of the beautiful."

After being reported being broke and unemployed, she remarried and moved to Australia in 1941.

Forced to leave film acting in 1925, due to "Klieg-eyes", a disorder caused by bright arc lights used to illuminate movie sets.

Was on the cover of the movie magazine Pantomime (April 29, 1922) where she was wrongly named Siegfrid Holwquist.