
Naima Wifstrand
Profile info
Known forActing
GenderFemale
Birthday4 September 1890
Died23 October 1968 (age 78)
Place of birthStockholm, Stockholms län, Sweden
Known credits64
Biography
Naima Wifstrand (pronounced [ˈnâjma ˈvîːfstrand];[check tonemes] 4 September 1890 – 23 October 1968) was a Swedish film actress, operetta singer, troubadour, director and composer. In her later years, she was cast in several supporting roles in Ingmar Bergman films.

Waltz of Sex
1968 · The Old Lady

Hour of the Wolf
1968 · Old Lady with Hat

Night Games
1966 · Astrid

The D.T.'s
1966 · Mrs. von Grün

Wonderful Adventures of Nils
1962 · Mor Akka (voice)

The Brig Three Lilies
1961 · Grandma Tuvesson
Fröken Rosita
1960

The Judge
1960 · Mrs. Wangendorff

The Magician
1958 · Granny Vogler

Sjutton år
1957 · Clara

Behind the Scenes of Wild Strawberries
1957 · Self

Wild Strawberries
1957 · Isak's Mother

Mr. Sleeman Is Coming
1957 · Mrs. Gina

My Passionate Longing
1956
Girl in Tails
1956 · Widow Hyltenius

The Blonde Witch
1956 · Maila

Smiles of a Summer Night
1955 · Desirée's Mother
Den underbara lögnen
1955
Paradiset
1955 · Mrs. Ekström

Dreams
1955 · Fru Arén

Danssalongen
1955 · 'Madame'
Med Ingrid Bergman på Berns
1953

Malin Goes Home
1953 · Malin
Vingslag i natten
1953 · Ane

The Road to Klockrike
1953 · Waterhead's Mother
Ursula - Flickan i Finnskogarna
1953

For the Sake of My Intemperate Youth
1952 · Vendela Påhlman

Waiting Women
1952 · Mrs. Lobelius

Hård klang
1952 · Narrator / Clothes Saleswoman

Säg det med blommor
1952

Valley of the Eagles
1951 · Baroness Erland

Puck heter jag
1951 · Agneta Lindman

Södrans Revy
1950 · The primadonna

Fianceé for Hire
1950

Fianceé for Hire
1950 · En gammal dam

Singoalla
1949 · Cioara

Thirst
1949 · Miss Henriksson

Playing Truant
1949 · Dehlin, principal

Hin och smålänningen
1949

The Woman Drives Me Crazy
1948

Flottans kavaljerer
1948 · Mamma Carotti

Private Bom
1948 · Head Nurse

Solkatten
1948 · Helena
Hammarforsens brus
1948

Lappblod
1948 · Mina

Music in Darkness
1948 · Beatrice Schröder
They Fought Their Way to Freedom
1948
Ådalens poesi
1947
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