Karina Bell (born Karen Gudrun Louise Hansen; 26 September 1898 (1898-09-26) – 5 June 1979 (1979-06-05)) was a Danish actress.[1] She primarily worked as a film actress and was active from 1919 to 1933. Bell was credited in at least 21 Danish, German, and Swedish films during her career.
Karina Bell
In an advertisement in the Swedish magazine Scenen in 1928.
Karen Gudrun Louise Hansen was born on 26 September 1898 in Hellerup, Denmark. Her mother was named Anette Marie Hansen (1865–1928) and her father, Hans Peter Hansen (1856–1932), worked at Tuborg Brewery.[2][3] In her early years, she attended Hellerup Kommuneskole and was a student at Emilie Valbom's ballet school. She studied under Emma Gad, who gave her the stage name, Karina Bell.[2][4]
On 26 May 1934 she married Knud Parkov (1894–1949), the director of Wiibroes Bryggeri in Helsingør.[3][4] She stopped working as an actress once they were married. After he died on 20 January 1949, she took up a position on the board of Wiibroes Brewery, eventually becoming director as her husband had been.[2][4] She died on 5 June 1979 in Helsingør and is buried beside her husband at Ordrup Cemetery.[5]
karina, bell, born, karen, gudrun, louise, hansen, september, 1898, 1898, june, 1979, 1979, danish, actress, primarily, worked, film, actress, active, from, 1919, 1933, bell, credited, least, danish, german, swedish, films, during, career, advertisement, swedi. Karina Bell born Karen Gudrun Louise Hansen 26 September 1898 1898 09 26 5 June 1979 1979 06 05 was a Danish actress 1 She primarily worked as a film actress and was active from 1919 to 1933 Bell was credited in at least 21 Danish German and Swedish films during her career Karina BellIn an advertisement in the Swedish magazine Scenen in 1928 BornKaren Gudrun Louise Hansen 1898 09 26 26 September 1898Hellerup DenmarkDied5 June 1979 1979 06 05 aged 80 Helsingor DenmarkOther namesKaren Gudrun Louise ParkovOccupationActressYears active1919 1933 film Contents 1 Life 2 Filmography 3 References 4 External linksLife editKaren Gudrun Louise Hansen was born on 26 September 1898 in Hellerup Denmark Her mother was named Anette Marie Hansen 1865 1928 and her father Hans Peter Hansen 1856 1932 worked at Tuborg Brewery 2 3 In her early years she attended Hellerup Kommuneskole and was a student at Emilie Valbom s ballet school She studied under Emma Gad who gave her the stage name Karina Bell 2 4 Bell made her debut in 1919 in the title role of Tornerose at Det Ny Teater That same year she began production on Carl Theodor Dreyer s film Leaves from Satan s Book which premiered in 1921 She then acted in a large number of A W Sandberg s films including David Copperfield 1922 Little Dorrit 1924 The Clown 1926 The Last Night 1928 and 5 raske piger 1933 2 She played in other theatrical productions during her career including Froken Kirkemus at Betty Nansen Teatret 4 On 26 May 1934 she married Knud Parkov 1894 1949 the director of Wiibroes Bryggeri in Helsingor 3 4 She stopped working as an actress once they were married After he died on 20 January 1949 she took up a position on the board of Wiibroes Brewery eventually becoming director as her husband had been 2 4 She died on 5 June 1979 in Helsingor and is buried beside her husband at Ordrup Cemetery 5 Filmography editEn Ung Mands Vag 1919 directed by Carl Barcklind Helgeninderne 1921 directed by Benjamin Christensen Leaves from Satan s Book 1921 David Copperfield 1922 Paa Slaget 12 1923 directed by A W Sandberg Den sidste Dans 1923 directed by A W Sandberg Kan Kvinder fejle 1924 directed by A W Sandberg Kaerlighedes Oen 1924 directed by A W Sandberg Little Dorrit 1924 Wienerbarnet 1924 directed by A W Sandberg Min Ven privatdetektiven 1924 directed by A W Sandberg Moraenen 1924 directed by A W Sandberg Fra Piazza del Popolo 1925 English Mists of the Past directed by A W Sandberg Maharajahens Yndlingshustru 1926 directed by A W Sandberg The Clown 1926 Revolutionsbryllup 1927 directed by A W Sandberg The Last Night 1928 Slangen 1928 directed by A W Sandberg Phantoms of Happiness 1929 5 raske piger 1933 Nyhavn 17 1933 directed by George SchneevoigtReferences edit Glavin John 2003 Dickens on Screen Cambridge University Press p 211 a b c d Karina Bell Det Danske Filminstitut in Danish Retrieved 9 January 2023 a b Parkov Knud Kraks Bla Bog Fem Tusinde Nulevende Danske Maend og Kvinders Levnedslob in Danish Vol 28 Copenhagen O C Olsen amp Co 1937 a b c d Engberg Marguerite Karen Parkov lex dk in Danish Dansk Biografisk Leksikon Retrieved 9 January 2023 Karen Gudrun Louise Parkov Gravsted in Danish Retrieved 9 January 2023 External links editKarina Bell at IMDb Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Karina Bell amp oldid 1191851561, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
