
Barbro Kollberg
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Barbro Anna Elisabet Kollberg was a Swedish film and theatre actress, theatre leader and educator. She studied at the Royal Dramatic Theatre School 1937-40. She was engaged at the Blanche Theatre, Stockholm. In 1943 she was approached by director Gösta Cederlund to play the leading role as Marta in the feature film "Kungsgatan". This was her 10th film, but the most significant and a very difficult role. Barbro Kollberg appeared in 46 feature films and a number of television productions during her long career 1939-2006.
Known for
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As It Is in Heaven (2004)
as Olga

The Best Intentions (1992)
as Gertrud Tallrot

Charlotte Löwensköld (1979)
Actor

I dag börjar livet (1939)
as Nelly

Hjältar i gult och blått (1940)
as Louise Delmer

His Grace's Will (1940)
as Blenda

Unmarried Couples: A Comedy That Will Break You Up (1997)
as Lady in the Staircase

Man of the Forest (1940)
as Barbro

Like Everyone Else (1944)
as Inga Larsson

It Rains on Our Love (1946)
as Maggi

A Sunday in September (1963)
as Birgitta's Mother

The Yellow Car (1963)
as Maria Engström

The Nuthouse (1951)
as Klara Birgitta

Kontrollanten (1992)
Actor

Tonight or Never (1941)
as Eva Hedman

Tic Tac (1997)
as Edith

Lille Fridolf blir morfar (1957)
as Agnes
Bara ett barn (1980)
as Aron's Mother

Stannar du så springer jag (1995)
Actor

Hem från Babylon (1941)
as Gunborg

Family Secrets (2001)
as Asta

The Station Master (1942)
as Inger

En dotter född (1944)
as Inger Padius

Svensson, Svensson - The Movie (1997)
as Aunt Greta
Herzen im Sturm (1951)
as Freya

Kungsgatan (1943)
as Marta
Tag ditt liv (1995)
as Signe Dahlman

Flickor i hamn (1945)
as Lisbeth

Utflykten (1983)
as Bibliotekarie

Lidelse (1945)
as Inga, Mariannes daughter

Kattbreven (2001)
as Rut

Yellow Ward (1942)
as Irma Svensson
Jagad (1945)
Actor

Tre skojiga skojare (1942)
as Rut Brådhe





