Inga Sofia Tidblad ( Swede. Inga Sofia Tidblad ; May 29, 1901, Stockholm - September 12, 1975, Stockholm ) is a Swedish actress, one of the most popular actresses in the Swedish theater [4] .
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| Birth name | Swede. Inga Sofia Tidblad |
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| Place of Birth | Stockholm , Sweden |
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| Place of death | Stockholm , Sweden |
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| Profession | actress |
| Awards | [d] [d] ( 1964 ) |
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Biography
Inga Tidblad was born in the family of engineer Otto Tidblad and Helga Tidblad (nee Krumlinde) [5] . Grew up in Stockholm . She studied at the acting school of the Royal Drama Theater from 1919 to 1922. In her student years she was already recognized as a rising star by both viewers and critics, for her debut performance of the role of Ariel in Shakespeare's play “The Storm ”, staged by Olof Mulander. After graduating from the theater school, she played at the Swedish Theater in Stockholm, where in 1924 she gained star status thanks to the role of Ophelia in Hamlet . Ingolf Schanke, who played the title role, was her partner in the play. The tidblad remained in the troupe until the fire of 1925, which forever destroyed the theater.
Known primarily for the main female roles in the plays based on the plays of Shakespeare and Strindberg , Tidble played Ophelia in Hamlet, Billy Moore in Brody, Angel in Cenodoxus , Audu in Graven under triumfbågen , Anna Boleyn in Henry VIII , Juliet “ Romeo and Juliet, ” Ellen at Älskling jag ger mig , Rosalind “ How You Like It, ” Lotta Enterfelt at Svenska sprätthöken , Alegra at Key Largo (1940) by Maxwell Anderson , Sonya at Crime and Punishment, Blanche at Portkungasag " Julia Caesar ", Mary Wester in Mayerlingdramat , Cecilia in Rovdjuret , daughter in Störnberg's Spöksonaten , Mrs. Kenyon in "F Avoronke ”(1943) Samson Rafaelson, Berenguer in“ Jupiter ”(1943) Robert Boissy, Margarita Gauthier in“ The Lady with the Camellias ”(1954), Mary Tyrone in the world premiere of Eugene O'Neill ’s drama“ A Long Day Goes to Night ”(1956) ), Mrs. Shankland and Sybil Railton-Bell in Terence Rattigan ’s play “At Separate Tables” at the Vasateatern in the season 1958-59 and Queen Christina in the play Christine (1961) by Strindberg [5] .
Tidblad worked in major theaters in Sweden. After the Swedish Theater, she played at the Vasateatern in 1925-1926, at the Oscartheater in 1926-1932 and at the Royal Drama Theater in 1932-1963 [5] . In 1956 she was awarded the Eugene O'Neill Prize. After completing a theatrical career, Tidblad several times returned to the stage and acted in films.
The actress's cinematic career includes early Swedish dumb films: Norrtullsligan (1923), Mälarpirater (1923), Farbror Frans (1926) and Svarte Rudolf 1928. Her debut film was Andersson, Pettersson och Lundström (1923). In 1930, she starred in the first Swedish sound film För hennes skull , where Jösta Ekman was her partner. Other significant screen appearances include roles in the films Sången om den eldröda blomman (1934), Intermezzo (1936), Lågor i dunklet (1942), Det brinner en eld (1943), Den osynliga muren (1944), Frånskild (1951, director Gustav Mulander , scriptwriter Ingmar Bergman ), Kvinnohuset (1953), Enhörningen (1955), Pärlemor (1961) and Pistolen (1973), for which Tidblad was awarded the Golden Beetle Award for Best Actress .
Tidblad also voiced Pinocchio in the Swedish dubbing of the Walt Disney cartoon " Pinocchio " (1940), and also in 1956 participated as a guest star in an episode of the early American series Foreign Intrigue .
She was married to actor Ragnar Bilberg from 1923 to 1930 [6] , and after his early death, with actor Hokan Westergren from 1931 until his death in 1975. In the first marriage, daughter Lena Bilberg (1926) [4] [7] [8] was born , in the second marriage, daughter Meg Westergren (1932) and son Kles-Hakan Westergren (1935), who also chose an acting career [5] .
Selected Filmography
- Andersson, Pettersson och Lundström (1923)
- Mälarpirater (1923)
- Norrtullsligan (1923)
- Grevarna på Svansta (1924)
- Ödets man (1924)
- Farbror Frans (1926)
- Svarte Rudolf (1928)
- För hennes skull (1930)
- Längtan till havet (1930)
- Hälsingar (1933)
- Hon eller ingen (1934)
- Sången om den eldröda blomman (1934)
- Intermezzo (1936)
- Janssons frestelse (1938)
- Lågor i dunklet (1942)
- Det brinner en eld (1943)
- Den osynliga muren (1944)
- Kungajakt (1944)
- Galgmannen (1945)
- Frånskild (aka Divorced) (1951)
- Kvinnohuset (1953)
- Gabrielle (1954)
- Enhörningen (aka The Unicorn) (1955)
- Foreign Intrigue (1956)
- Pärlemor (1961)
- Ateljé Mia (1965)
- Glasmenageriet (The Glass Menagerie , television play, 1967)
- Drottningens juvelsmycke (mini-series, 1967)
- Pistolen (1973)
- Gangsterfilmen (1974)
Notes
- ↑ 1 2 (unspecified title) - 6 - (untranslated) , 2014. - ISBN 978-91-87676-64-2
- ↑ 1 2 Internet Broadway Database - 2000.
- ↑ 1 2 Find a Grave - 1995. - ed. size: 165000000
- ↑ 1 2 Sveriges Dödbok 1901-2009, DVD-ROM, Version 5.00, Sveriges Släktforskarförbund (2010).
- ↑ 1 2 3 4 880 (Vem är Vem? / Stockholmsdelen 1945) (Swedish) . runeberg.org. Date of treatment March 24, 2018.
- ↑ Rotemannen, CD-ROM, Sveriges Släktforskarförbund / Stockholms Stadsarkiv (2012).
- ↑ Begravda i Sverige, CD-ROM, Version 1.00, Sveriges Släktforskarförbund.
- ↑ Erlandsson Sture Överste, 26, 79 Marin- o. flygattaché i Sveriges statskalender / 1984 / s 105.
Links
- Inga Tidblad on the Internet Movie Database