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Edith Carlmar

Known For
Directing
Born
November 15, 1911 in Oslo, Norway
Died
May 17, 2003
Active Years
1948–2003 (56 Years)
Total Credits
32 credits in database
Directing Born Nov 15, 1911 Died May 17, 2003 Oslo, Norway 32 credits
32
Total Credits
1948–2003
56 Years Career Span
9
Vault Titles
10
Key Co-Stars

Biography

Edith Carlmar works in directing. Born November 15, 1911 in Oslo, Norway. Died May 17, 2003. Archytele tracks 32 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.

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Frequent co-stars

Career timeline

Elskede Poona
Gåten Knut HamsunOut of Order
Gåten Knut Hamsun
Edith Carlmar - bedre enn sitt rykte
Lethal Lies
Svampe
The Olsen Gang meets The King and the Jackal
Jentespranget
Oslofilm: Bak kulissene · DirectorOslofilm: Bak kulissene · Script
The Wayward Girl · Director
Lend Me Your Wife · Director
Fools in the MountainsFools in the Mountains · DirectorSlalåm under himmelen · Director
On the Sunny Side · Director
Better Than Their Reputation · Director
Nothing but Troubles · DirectorNothing but Troubles · WriterOslofilm: Kirker i Oslo · DirectorThe Dangers in a Fisherman's LifeOslofilm: Oslo Bymuseum · Director
Oslofilm: Langåra - et sommerparadis · DirectorOslofilm: Vann og kloakk · DirectorThe Disappearance of a Young WifeThe Disappearance of a Young Wife · Director
MaimedMaimed · Director
Death Is a Caress · Director
The Mysterious ApartmentThe Mysterious Apartment · Production Supervisor

Full Filmography

32 titles
  • Elskede Poona (2003) as Fru Gulliksen
  • Gåten Knut Hamsun (1997)
  • Out of Order (1997) as Gammel dame
  • Gåten Knut Hamsun (1996)
  • Edith Carlmar - bedre enn sitt rykte (1994) as Self
  • Lethal Lies (1992) as Tom's Grandmother
  • Svampe (1990) as Gammel dame
  • The Olsen Gang meets The King and the Jackal (1974) as Nabokone
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  • Jentespranget (1973)
  • Oslofilm: Bak kulissene (1964) Director
  • Oslofilm: Bak kulissene (1964) Script
  • The Wayward Girl (1959) Director
  • Lend Me Your Wife (1958) Director
  • Fools in the Mountains (1957) as Matron (uncredited)
  • Fools in the Mountains (1957) Director
  • Slalåm under himmelen (1957) Director
  • On the Sunny Side (1956) Director
  • Better Than Their Reputation (1955) Director
  • Nothing but Troubles (1954) Director
  • Nothing but Troubles (1954) Writer
  • Oslofilm: Kirker i Oslo (1954) Director
  • The Dangers in a Fisherman's Life (1954) as Fiskerkonen
  • Oslofilm: Oslo Bymuseum (1954) Director
  • Oslofilm: Langåra - et sommerparadis (1953) Director
  • Oslofilm: Vann og kloakk (1953) Director
  • The Disappearance of a Young Wife (1953) as En kunde på apoteket
  • The Disappearance of a Young Wife (1953) Director
  • Maimed (1951) as Pasient
  • Maimed (1951) Director
  • Death Is a Caress (1949) Director
  • The Mysterious Apartment (1948) as 1. kontordame
  • The Mysterious Apartment (1948) Production Supervisor

Frequently Asked Questions

What movies or TV shows is Edith Carlmar best known for?

Edith Carlmar is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Lethal Lies (1992), The Olsen Gang meets The King and the Jackal (1974), The Wayward Girl (1959), Lend Me Your Wife (1958).

When and where was Edith Carlmar born?

Edith Carlmar was born on November 15, 1911 in Oslo, Norway. They passed away on May 17, 2003.

How many credits does Edith Carlmar have?

Edith Carlmar has accumulated over 32 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1948 to 2003.

What is Edith Carlmar's background in cinema and television?

Edith Carlmar (Edith Mary Johanne Mathiesen) was an Norwegian actress and Norway's first female film director. She grew up in the eastern part of Oslo, in poor conditions, alone with her mother. However, her mother was a culturally oriented woman, so Edith was introduced to music, dance, and the theatre at an early age...

Edith Carlmar by the numbers

32credits
30films
2TV series
1948–2003active years

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