Julie Bernby

Julie Bernby

🎂 31st March 1918 (108 yrs) 📍 Stockholm, Sweden

Known For

Sawdust and Tinsel

Biography

Julie Bernby, born Ester Margit Juliana Westerberg, was a Swedish stage and screen actress, singer/songwriter and author. She used Irmelin Mårdh as her pen-name. She appeared in some 50 feature films and countless plays and revues.

Julie Bernby

Movies Featuring Julie Bernby

Selma & Johanna - en roadmovie

Selma & Johanna - en roadmovie (1997)

Tack ska du ha, Karl Gerhard heter jag

Tack ska du ha, Karl Gerhard heter jag (1991)

as Self
Raskenstam

Raskenstam (1983)

as Waitress
Giliap

Giliap (1975)

as Singer
A Man with a Maid

A Man with a Maid (1975)

as Mrs. Faversham
Lockfågeln

Lockfågeln (1971)

as Schnell
Röda rummet 1979

Röda rummet 1979 (1970)

Language of Love

Language of Love (1969)

Waltz of Sex

Waltz of Sex (1968)

as Mrs. Jonsson
Mördaren - en helt vanlig person

Mördaren - en helt vanlig person (1967)

Woman of Darkness

Woman of Darkness (1966)

Swedish Portraits

Swedish Portraits (1964)

as Miss Pepping
A Dream Play

A Dream Play (1963)

The Judge

The Judge (1960)

as sekreterare hos domare Cunning
Whoops!

Whoops! (1955)

A Lesson in Love

A Lesson in Love (1954)

Sju svarta "Be-Hå"

Sju svarta "Be-Hå" (1954)

as Prostitute
Sawdust and Tinsel

Sawdust and Tinsel (1953)

as Tightrope-dancer
Stora Hoparegränd och himmelriket

Stora Hoparegränd och himmelriket (1949)

Gatan

Gatan (1949)

as Cashier
Ingen väg tillbaka

Ingen väg tillbaka (1947)

Iris and the Lieutenant

Iris and the Lieutenant (1946)

Kungajakt

Kungajakt (1944)

as maid at the Blue Gate inn throwing out the contents of a chamberpot (uncredited)
Herre med portfölj

Herre med portfölj (1943)

as Shop Assistant
Katrina

Katrina (1943)

as glädjeflicka på Berns
Sextuplets

Sextuplets (1942)

as Stina Bluhme's Maid
The First Squadron

The First Squadron (1941)

Hanna in High Society

Hanna in High Society (1940)

as Woman at the beauty shop
Familjen Björck

Familjen Björck (1940)

as Miss Engström (uncredited)
Fröken Julia jubilerar

Fröken Julia jubilerar (1938)