Pola Negri
Polish actress (1897-1987) · Poland · On the map · Actors · Died at 90
Pola Negri was a Polish stage and film actress and singer. She achieved worldwide fame during the silent and golden eras of Hollywood and European film for her tragedienne and femme fatale roles. She was also acknowledged as a sex symbol of her time.
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1987Died1 August 19871943
Hi Diddle DiddleFilm, Genya Smetana1937
Madame BovaryFilm, Emma Bovary1936
Moscow ShanghaiFilm, Olga Petrowna1932
A Woman CommandsFilm, Madame Maria Draga / Queen Draga1929
The Woman He ScornedFilm, Louise1927
Barbed WireFilm, Mona Moreau1924
Forbidden ParadiseFilm, Catherine1921
Mad LoveFilm, Sappho1920IntrigueFilm, Gattin1918
CarmenFilm, Carmen1916StudentsFilm, Pola, Jan's and Stasia's daughter1914
Slave of Her SensesFilm, Pola1897Born3 January 1897
Hi Diddle DiddleFilm, Genya Smetana1937Madame BovaryFilm, Emma Bovary1936Moscow ShanghaiFilm, Olga Petrowna1932A Woman CommandsFilm, Madame Maria Draga / Queen Draga1929The Woman He ScornedFilm, Louise1927Barbed WireFilm, Mona Moreau1924Forbidden ParadiseFilm, Catherine1921Mad LoveFilm, Sappho1920IntrigueFilm, Gattin1918CarmenFilm, Carmen1916StudentsFilm, Pola, Jan's and Stasia's daughter1914Slave of Her SensesFilm, Pola1897Born3 January 1897People around Pola
Ernst Lubitsch Directed Forbidden Paradise and Madame DuBarry
Adolph Zukor Produced Forbidden Paradise and The Cheat
Jesse Louis Lasky Produced The Cheat, Barbed Wire and East of Suez
Harry Liedtke Also in Madame DuBarry and Carmen
Hanns Kräly Wrote Madame DuBarry, The Wild Cat and The Flame
Rowland V. Lee Directed Barbed Wire and Three Sinners
Dimitri Buchowetzki Directed Lily of the Dust, Sappho and Men
Paul L. Stein Directed The Yellow Ticket and The Red Peacock
Victor Janson Also in Madame DuBarry, The Wild Cat and Carmen
Mauritz Stiller Directed Barbed Wire and Hotel Imperial
Georg Jacoby Directed Vendetta and Countess Doddy
Paul Biensfeldt Also in Madame DuBarry and The Wild Cat
Aleksander Hertz Directed Bestia and Arabella
Adolphe Menjou Also in Forbidden Paradise (1924)
Hermann Thimig Also in The Wild Cat and The Flame
Margarete Kupfer Also in Carmen and The Eyes of the Mummy
Paul Wegener Directed Moskau - Shanghai (1936)
Herbert Brenon Directed The Spanish Dancer and Shadows of Paris
Alfred Abel Also in The Flame, Sappho and Mad Love
Erich Pommer Produced Barbed Wire and Hotel Imperial
Malcolm St. Clair Directed A Woman of the World (1925)- Eugen Illés Directed The Yellow Ticket and Mania
Norbert Falk Wrote Madame DuBarry, Sappho and Carmen- Max Kronert Also in The Wild Cat, Carmen and Sumurun
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75 credits on file
Media & music
Photos 12
Negri in Sumurun (1920)
Drawing of Pola Negri by Milena Pavlović-Barili
Negri and Rod La Rocque in a publicity portrait for Forbidden Paradise (1924)
Negri with Warner Baxter in a publicity still for Three Sinners (1928)
Negri in a publicity portrait from Hi Diddle Diddle (1943)
Martha Scott and Negri in a publicity still from Hi Diddle Diddle (1943)
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About this person
Country
Poland
Category
Actors
Type
Actor
Status
Deceased
Dates
Lived 1897 to 1987 · aged 90
