Helena Kara
Actress
Helena Kara
Actress
23 Movies
Movies
Plays Anja Miettinen
Anja tule kotiin
1944
Plays Maire Lehtinen
Tapahtui kaukana
1950
Plays Katariina Malmi
Poikamiesten holhokki
1938
Plays Auli Ranta
Valkoiset ruusut
1943
Plays Liisa 'Puck' Pesonen
Puck
1942
Plays Vappu Kankare
Hätävara
1939
Plays Helena Talasti
Soita minulle, Helena!
1948
Plays Erkylän Helena
Rosvo Roope
1949
Plays Inkeri Junkkari
Ratavartijan kaunis Inkeri
1950
Plays Sylvi Wahl
Sylvi
1944
Plays Elina Takala
Vain sinulle
1945
Plays Nora / Countess Drek
En ole kreivitär
1945
Plays Marja Niskanen
Aktivistit
1939
Plays Inkeri Paappanen
Poikani pääkonsuli
1940
Plays Leila-Lumikki Linna
Hän tuli ikkunasta
1952
Plays Arja Virmala
Kyökin puolella
1940
Plays Irja Mähönen
Punahousut
1939
Plays Martta Kaataja
Tuomari Martta
1943
Full Filmography 23
Hän tuli ikkunasta
Leila-Lumikki Linna
1952
Ratavartijan kaunis Inkeri
Inkeri Junkkari
1950
Tapahtui kaukana
Maire Lehtinen
1950
Rosvo Roope
Erkylän Helena
1949
Soita minulle, Helena!
Helena Talasti
1948
Tuhottu nuoruus
vastaanottoapulainen Kirsti Niininen
1947
Hedelmätön puu
Helena Tyrni
1947
En ole kreivitär
Nora / Countess Drek
1945
Vain sinulle
Elina Takala
1945
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Helena Kara still alive?
Helena Kara passed away on February 26, 2002 at age 85.
What are the most famous roles of Helena Kara?
Helena Kara is best known for roles in Valkoiset ruusut, Ratavartijan kaunis Inkeri, Poikamiesten holhokki.
How many movies has Helena Kara been in?
Over a 65-year career (since 1937), Helena Kara has appeared in 23 movies and 0 TV shows.
What was Helena Kara's first movie?
The career of Helena Kara began with Miehen kylkiluu (1937).
What is Helena Kara's most recent movie or series?
Helena Kara's most recent release is Hän tuli ikkunasta, which premiered on April 30, 1952.
Helena Kara
1916-08-16 · Salo, Finland
Aini Helena Kara (until 1927 Dahl, since 1940 Leminen; 16 August 1916 Salo - 26 February 2002 Helsinki) was a Finnish film actress and one of the most popular film stars in Finland during the Second World War. Along with Lea Joutseno and Regina Linnanheimo, she was one of the Finnish actresses in the old film industry who didn't have a theatrical background. She was married to director Hannu Leminen and starred in many of his films, including their best-known collaboration, the melodrama White Roses (1943).