Elke Sommer | |
Job | Actress |
Years active | 1959-present |
Top Roles | Maria Gambrelli, Nikki, Inger Lisa Andersson, Helga, Didi |
Top Genres | Drama, Comedy, Crime, Romance, Thriller/Suspense, Musical |
Top Topics | Spies, Slapstick, Detectives |
Top Collaborators | Joseph Cotten, Nancy Kwan, Argentina Brunetti, Marianne Stone |
Shares birthday with | Vivien Leigh, Joel McCrea, Roy Rogers see more.. |
Elke Sommer Overview:
Actress, Elke Sommer, was born Elke Schletz on Nov 5, 1940 in Berlin, Germany. As of December 2023, Elke Sommer was 83 years old.
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BlogHub Articles:
GIVEAWAY! On Blu-ray: Paul Newman, Edward G. Robinson and in The Prize (1963)
By KC on Mar 20, 2019 From Classic MoviesThe Prize is an unusual film, with a mixed-bag cast and the unique premise of romance and intrigue in the milieu of the Pulitzer Prize ceremony. Starring Paul Newman, and the eternally reliable Edward G. Robinson, it has the rare quality of seeming simultaneously familiar and bizarrely n... Read full article
Talks with the Cafe About Her Movies, Her Art, and How She Earned the Nickname "The Brute"
By Rick29 on Jan 13, 2014 From Classic Film & TV CafeA glamorous international star by the time she was 23, has played opposite leading men such as Paul Newman, Peter Sellers, Bob Hope, James Garner, and Glenn Ford. Born in Berlin in 1940, Elke's film career took off when acclaimed Italian director Vittorio De Sica cast her in the 1959 com... Read full article
Happy Birthday: !
By Dawn on Nov 5, 2011 From Noir and Chick Flicks(born 5 November 1940), was spotted by film director Vittorio De Sica, in Italy and it was not long before she had been cast in several films. At first, she wanted to become an actress to earn enough money for college, after landing many film offers, she decided on an acting career. She ... Read full article
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Elke Sommer Quotes:
Kay Bergdahl: Do you know what I do, Hymie? I count nights. I found a Freudian substitute for counting sheep. I count empty nights.
Maria Gambrelli: Tell me, why do so many men smoke afterwards? No wonder tobacco companies get rich.
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