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THE GIRL WHO CONQUERED THE WORLD THE GIRL WHO CONQUERED THE WORLD http://www.annaqnilsson.se Anna Q Nilsson (1888-1974) is the (More) THE GIRL WHO CONQUERED THE WORLD http://www.annaqnilsson.se Anna Q Nilsson (1888-1974) is the swedish maid from New York who became one of the worlds greatest moviestar. She contributed in over 200 american silent movies, was elected to be the most beautiful woman in USA and was a precuser in equality between the sexes. Anna Q Nilsson was the first swedish moviestar who got her name and star on the famous sidewalk Walk of Fame in Hollywood. She got the higherst sallery for a female actor when she joined Joseph Kennedys film company and she was elected to be the best moviestar in the world. When Anna Q retired 1954 after Sunset Boulevard and some other movies she burned all photos and articles about herself. You must live in the present the famous actor said. The swedish journalist Per Sjöberg has now written the biography The Girl who conquered the world about her life from a poor farmergirl in Sweden to a celebrated moviestar in Hollywood. Anna Q. Nilsson was born in Ystad, southern Sweden in 1888. Her middle name, "Quirentia," is derived from Saint Quirinius' Day, March 30, her date of birth. At the age of 8 her father got a job at the local sugar factory in Hasslarp, a small community outside Helsingborg in Sweden where she spent most of her school years. She did very well in school, graduating with highest marks. Due to her good grades she was hired as sales clerk in Halmstad on the Swedish west coast, unusual for a young woman from a workers family at the time. But she had set her mind on going to America. In 1905, she emigrated to the USA through Ellis Island. In the new country, the Swedish teenager started working as a nursemaid and learned English quickly. Soon she started working as a model. Already in 1907, she was named "Most beautiful woman in America". Nilsson's modeling led her to getting a role in the 1911 film Molly Pitcher. She stayed at the Kalem studio for several years, ranked behind their top star Alice Joyce. In the twenties she freelanced successfully for Paramount, First National and many other studios and reached a peak of popularity just before the advent of talkies, despite a serious horse-riding accident which kept her from filming for almost two years. In 1923, she portrayed "Cherry Malotte" in the second movie based upon Rex Beach's The Spoilers, a role that would be played in later versions by Betty Compson (1930), Marlene Dietrich (1942), and Anne Baxter (1955). TALKIES With the introduction of sound films, Nilsson's career went into a sharp decline, although she continued to play small, often uncredited parts in films into the 1950s. Her best known performance in a sound film is arguably her turn as "herself", referred to as one of Swanson's "waxworks" in Sunset Boulevard (1950), where she has one small line. Nilsson has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame for her contribution to motion pictures at 6150 Hollywood Boulevard. She died at a private hospital in Sun City, California, in 1974 at the age of 85 y (Less)
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