Bodil Rosing
Bodil Rosing
Biography
Bodil Rosing was born on December 27, 1877 in Copenhagen, Denmark. She was an actress, known for Sunrise (1927), You Can't Take It with You (1938) and Why Be Good? (1929). She was previously married to Einer Jansen. She died on December 31, 1941 in Hollywood, California, USA.
Known For
Personal Info
Known For
Acting
Known Credits
67
Gender
Female
Birthday
1877-12-25 (147 years old)
Place of Birth
Copenhagen, Denmark
Acting

1941

They Dare Not Love as Leni

1941

Reaching for the Sun as Rita's Mother

1941

No Greater Sin as Ma James

1941

Marry the Boss's Daughter as Mrs. Polgar

1940

Florian as Anna - Diana's Maid

1940

The Mortal Storm as Old Woman on Train

1939

Hotel Imperial as Ratty Old Woman (uncredited)

1939

Confessions of a Nazi Spy as Passenger on Boat

1939

Hitler: Beast of Berlin as Frau Kohler

1939

Nurse Edith Cavell as Charlotte

1938

You Can't Take It with You as Mrs. Schmidt

1937

Heidi as Village Woman (uncredited)

1937

Breakfast for Two as Nanny - Blair's Household Staff (uncredited)

1937

Michael O'Halloran as Mrs. Polska

1936

The Plot Thickens as Theresa the Cook (uncredited)

1936

Libeled Lady as Justice of the Peace's Wife (uncredited)

1936

Rose Bowl as Mrs. Schultz

1935

Roberta as Fernande

1935

A Night at the Ritz as Mama Jaynos

1935

Let 'em Have It as Mrs. Keefer

1934

Mandalay as Mrs. Kleinschmidt

1934

Crimson Romance as Mama von Bergen

1934

The Painted Veil as Frau Koerber

1934

Queen Christina as Innkeeper's Wife (uncredited)

1933

Reunion in Vienna as Kathie - the Krug Family Maid

1933

Ex-Lady as Mrs. Bauer - Helen's Mother

1933

The Crime of the Century as Hilda Ericson

1933

Hallelujah, I'm a Bum as Undetermined Secondary Role

1932

6 Hours to Live as Greta

1932

Downstairs as Sophie

1932

The Miracle Man as Not available

1932

Grand Hotel as Nurse Helping Old Lady Into Elevator (uncredited)

1932

The Match King as Frau Necher (uncredited)

1931

Three Who Loved as 'Aunt Anna' Larson

1930

Part Time Wife as Martha - the Cook

1930

All Quiet on the Western Front as Mother of Hospital Patient (uncredited)

1930

Oh, for a Man! as Masseuse

1930

Hello Sister as Martha Peddie

1930

A Lady's Morals as Innkeeper's Wife

1929

Eternal Love as Housekeeper

1929

Betrayal as Andre's Mother

1929

Broadway Babies as Durgan

1929

The Bishop Murder Case as Grete Menzel

1929

Why Be Good? as Ma Kelly

1929

King of the Rodeo as Mother

1928

The Big Noise as Ma Sloval

1928

Out of the Ruins as Mère Gilbert

1928

The Woman from Moscow as Nadia

1928

Ladies of the Mob as The mother

1928

The Law of the Range as Jim and the Kid's Mother

1928

Wheel of Chance as Sara Turkeltaub

1928

The Fleet's In as Mrs. Deane

1927

Wild Geese as Mrs. Sandbo

1927

Blondes by Choice as Caroline Bennett

1926

The Sporting Lover as Not available

1926

The City as Sarah

1926

The Midnight Kiss as Swedish maid

1926

The Volga Boatman as Tartar Woman

1926

It Must Be Love as Mom Schmidt

1925

Pretty Ladies as Minor Role (uncredited)

1925

Lights of Old Broadway as Widow Gorman