Marte Harell was an American actress who is best known for Die Fledermaus, Erzherzog Johanns große Liebe, and Frauen sind keine Engel. Born on January 4, 1907, in Vienna, Austria-Hungary, she became a leading lady in the 1940s and 50s, often portraying elegant Viennese characters.
Personal and Family Life
Marte Harell was born Martha Schömig and married Karl Hartl in 1930. They were together until his death in 1978. She trained at the Max-Reinhardt Seminar and started performing on stage in 1937.
Career
She was discovered for film by director Géza von Bolváry and became known for her roles in operettas and comedies. Throughout her career, she was cast as refined Viennese ladies, particularly in films during and after World War II.
Death and Legacy
Marte Harell passed away on March 12, 1996, in Vienna, Austria. She left behind a legacy as a prominent figure in Austrian cinema and is remembered for her charm and talent in her performances.
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