Helga Line

[1man]

Helga Liné
El Consenso

Year: 1980





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[Fabrizio]

Cuentos de las sábanas blancas (1977) - IMDB



Various

[DCV]

Helga Liné in Horror Rises from the Tomb (1973) BRRip
With Betsabé Ruiz, Emma Cohen, María José Cantudo, Cristina Suriani



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[1man]

Helga Liné and Betsabé Ruiz
The Loreleys Grasp (Las garras de Lorelei)

Year: 1974
Language: English

[chromax]

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[Joszka]

"Tris" n°1, August 68.

[Fabrizio]

Probably missing



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[ManInMotion#33]

Helga Lina Stern, sounds like a nom de plume to me...
And I've found this pic, thanking Fabrizio again, an US Pla*bo* pictorial about the girls of Rome, in Febraury 1962.


There's a girl depicted, named Dorothee Glöckelin, that's weird she looks exactly like Helga Linè with the same outfit and hairstyle she wore on Killing and later in Kriminal...






Helga started acting in Italy, she move to Spain later...why ?
She was older than the other Kleine Sterne, Lil' Starlettes from Northern Europe that invading Cinecittà in 60s decade, not hot looking enough, not shapely enough, not young enough to compete with Christa Linder for example. Plus her Italian was not so good, she spoke a mix of Portuguese/Castillan that can resemble Italian but was not...for example Elke Sommer was able to do interviews in Italian just after an year... often directors let Christa Linder acting with her voice, yes you can note she was German, but her Italian was excellent...plus was able to mimicking the Roman dialect like in "Sistemo l'America e Torno" (1974). Or Gisela Hahn...still working on dubbing studios in Rome, and acting as Italian in German movies.



Anyway Helga got strong acting skills, and the look in her eyes speaks every language derived from Latin.

[Bianco61]

Originally Posted by ManInMotion#33

Helga Lina Stern, sounds like a nom de plume to me...
And I've found this pic, thanking Fabrizio again, an US Pla*bo* pictorial about the girls of Rome, in Febraury 1962.


There's a girl depicted, named Dorothee Glöckelin, that's weird she looks exactly like Helga Linè with the same outfit and hairstyle she wore on Killing and later in Kriminal...






Helga started acting in Italy, she move to Spain later...why ?
She was older than the other Kleine Sterne, Lil' Starlettes from Northern Europe that invading Cinecittà in 60s decade, not hot looking enough, not shapely enough, not young enough to compete with Christa Linder for example. Plus her Italian was not so good, she spoke a mix of Portuguese/Castillan that can resemble Italian but was not...for example Elke Sommer was able to do interviews in Italian just after an year... often directors let Christa Linder acting with her voice, yes you can note she was German, but her Italian was excellent...plus was able to mimicking the Roman dialect like in "Sistemo l'America e Torno" (1974). Or Gisela Hahn...still working on dubbing studios in Rome, and acting as Italian in German movies...

1-In the first girl you mention (Dorothee Glöckelin), her looks have nothing to resemblance the tall, gorgeous, svelte and shapely figure of Helga, nor his face: oval, perfect, angulous and morbid looks.
2-Helga IS german. She and his parents run away from Germany because of Nazism.
3-The were refugees in Portugal in the 40's.
4-Helga began to work in circus and had a career as a circus acrobat and, later, a vaudeville artist. That's why she has a shapely and athletic figure.
5-She began to acting in movies in Portugal, not in Italy.
6-She made over 10 movies in Portugal in the fifties.
7-In the very first sixties (1961-1963) she began to appear in SPANISH movies (six movies)
8-In 1963, four co-productions (Spain-France-Italy)
9-In 1964 only four (4) italian movies.
10-And in the end of 1964 until today...in Spain. In fact, she is legally spanish many decades ago.
11-She is fluent in seven languages (not Elke Sommer, not Christa Linder)

And....12) She was hot in the fifties (in her twenties), in the 60's, in the 70's and, increasing, in the 80's (in her fifties). ...For example, take a look at "El Consenso" (1980) and have in mind she was born in 1931 !!!

Not so many actresses can retain his beauty this so-long time and have such a biography