Emmy Wyda
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In the trade, Emmy Wyda is an actress with a career made in the work rather than in the press. 113 years in, this counts as a long career. 'The Last Laugh' did more than any other title to put the name in circulation. Another credit worth naming is 'Diary of a Lost Girl'. Screen work has been part of the routine since 1913.
Emmy Wyda
11 Movies
In the trade, Emmy Wyda is an actress with a career made in the work rather than in the press. 113 years in, this counts as a long career. 'The Last Laugh' did more than any other title to put the name in circulation. Another credit worth naming is 'Diary of a Lost Girl'. Screen work has been part of the routine since 1913.
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Nanette
Ältere Dame
1940
Film
Wie einst im Mai
Alte Dame bei der Hauseinweihung
1938
Film
The Man with the Paw
Gräfin Steindorff
1935
Film
Everyone Obeys My Command
Frau Balke
1935
Film
The Mad Bomberg
Blombergs Verwandschaft
1932
Film
Fräulein Lausbub
Aunt Agathe
1930
Film
Das Girl von der Revue
Die Gouvernesse der Girls
1928
Film
Das rosa Pantöffelchen
Tante Melusine
1927
Film
The Last Laugh
Thin Neighbor
1924
Film
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Emmy Wyda still alive?
Emmy Wyda passed away on January 22, 1942 at age 65.
What are the most famous roles of Emmy Wyda?
Emmy Wyda is best known for roles in Faust, The Last Laugh, Diary of a Lost Girl.
How many movies has Emmy Wyda been in?
Over a 29-year career (since 1913), Emmy Wyda has appeared in 11 movies and 0 TV shows.
What was Emmy Wyda's first movie?
The career of Emmy Wyda began with Komtesse Ursel (1913).
What is Emmy Wyda's most recent movie or series?
Emmy Wyda's most recent release is Nanette, which premiered on January 23, 1940.
Emmy Wyda
1876-03-02
In the trade, Emmy Wyda is an actress with a career made in the work rather than in the press. 113 years in, this counts as a long career. 'The Last Laugh' did more than any other title to put the name in circulation. Another credit worth naming is 'Diary of a Lost Girl'. Screen work has been part of the routine since 1913.