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Margit Carlqvist

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Margit Carlqvist (February 11, 1932) is a Swedish actress. She was born in Stockholm. In Sweden she starred in many movies during the 1950s, mostly as some kind of vamp. Internationally she is perhaps most known for her role in Ingmar Bergman's Smiles of a Summer Night. Description above from the Wikipedia article Margit Carlqvist, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia. ​


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Born:
Feb 11, 1932 In Stockholm, Sweden
Movie/TV Credits:
29
First Appeared:
In the movie To Joy 1950-02-20
Latest Project:
Movie Mackan 1977-12-19
Known For
Poster of Det sista äventyret
Poster of Pig Hunt
Poster of Skrift i sne
Poster of Hon kom som en vind
Filmography
Movie Mackan Gudrun's Mother 1977-12-19
Movie Det sista äventyret Sally 1974-10-24
Movie Exposed Lena's Mother 1971-08-23
Movie The Lustful Vicar Mother Sibyll 1970-03-29
Movie Pig Hunt Maud Blenheim-Ahlskog 1970-03-11
Movie We Are All Demons Nurse 1969-06-27
Movie Skrift i sne The Woman from Israel 1966-03-03
Movie Loving Couples Dora Macson 1964-12-20
Movie Kurragömma Betty 1963-02-05
Movie Lady in White Maria 1962-07-02
Movie Do You Believe in Angels? Veronica von Sachs 1961-01-30
Movie Line Six Louise Berg 1958-10-06
Movie Spion 503 1958-08-29
Movie Gårdarna runt sjön Diana Stjernudd 1957-02-17
Movie En drömmares vandring Marja Lisa 1957-03-25
Movie Ingen morgondag Astrid Bergas 1957-10-16
Movie My Passionate Longing 1956-11-19
Movie Sceningång Sigrid Jansson 1956-12-03
Movie The Summer Wind Blows Liss 1955-02-21
Movie Smiles of a Summer Night Countess Charlotte Malcolm 1955-12-26
Movie Hemsöborna Ida 1955-12-17
Movie I rök och dans Third girl in a haystack 1954-07-30
Movie Taxi 13 Vera 1954-08-01
Movie Marianne Marianne Ekman 1953-09-24
Movie The Road to Klockrike Inga 1953-07-19
Movie Hård klang Minka 1952-09-15
Movie Hon kom som en vind Lilly Lilja 1952-11-26
Movie Starkare än lagen Mimmi 1951-10-15
Movie To Joy Nelly Bro 1950-02-20