Millan Olsson was an American actress best known for her roles in Gustaf Wasa del II (1928) and various other films. Born on June 4, 1896, in Stockholm, Sweden, she made a name for herself in the film industry before passing away in March 1954, also in Stockholm.
Personal and Family Life
Millan Olsson was born into a Swedish family and began her acting career early in life. Her experiences in the film industry spanned decades, showcasing her talent in numerous roles, even if many were uncredited. Little is known about her family or personal life outside of her career.
Career
Olsson’s career was characterized by her participation in various films from the late 1930s through the 1950s. She often played minor roles and was commonly seen in uncredited parts. Despite this, she contributed to a significant number of productions, showcasing her dedication to her craft.
Death and Legacy
Millan Olsson passed away in March 1954 in her hometown of Stockholm. Her contributions to film, particularly in uncredited roles, highlight her dedication to the art of acting, even if she did not achieve widespread fame. She remains a part of the history of Swedish cinema through her work.
Filmography
| Title | Year | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Säg det med blommor | 1952 | Lady in the Katarina Elevator (uncredited) |
| Kronblom kommer till stan | 1949 | Kund hos specerihandlaren, Medlem i syföreningen (uncredited) |
| Var sin väg | 1948 | Nurse Frida (uncredited) |
| Lata Lena och blåögda Per | 1947 | Maid (uncredited) |
| Kronblom | 1947 | Kafferepstant (uncredited) |
| På farliga vägar | 1944 | Märta’s Friend, Mother of Lars-Göran (uncredited) |
| Släkten är bäst | 1944 | Customer (uncredited) |
| Jag dräpte | 1943 | Hospital Patient (uncredited) |
| Flickan är ett fynd | 1943 | Åhörare i Kvinnoföreningen (uncredited) |
| En äventyrare | 1942 | Wedding Guest (uncredited) |
| Tre skojiga skojare | 1942 | Restauranggäst (uncredited) |
| Tre glada tokar | 1942 | Fru som vill köpa dammsugare (uncredited) |
| Stackars Ferdinand | 1941 | Cook (uncredited) |
| Lasse Maja | 1941 | Woman (uncredited) |
| Thou Old, Thou Free | 1938 | Telephone operator at Hotel Eggers (uncredited) |