Finnish actresses died in 2010
Here are 1 famous actresses from Finland died in 2010:
Rauha Puntti
Rauha Puntti (December 1, 1926 Finland-March 21, 2010 Helsinki) also known as Peace Marianne Tobbe, Rauha Puntti-Laakso or Rauha Marianne Puntti was a Finnish actor.
Born in Helsinki in 1926, Rauha Puntti started her acting career at the age of 19, playing small roles in the Finnish National Theatre. She later joined the legendary Helsinki City Theatre where she spent over five decades performing on stage, television, and film.
Puntti is best remembered for her work in the Finnish TV series "Hovimäki", which aired in the late 90s and early 2000s, and for her performances in films such as "Täällä Pohjantähden alla" (Here Under the North Star) and "Loma". She also lent her voice to the Finnish dub of many foreign films and TV shows including "The Nanny" and "Ally McBeal".
In addition to her acting career, Puntti was also a respected acting coach, and many of her students went on to become successful actors in their own right. She was awarded several prestigious awards throughout her career, including the Pro Finlandia medal in 1994, and was widely regarded as one of the most talented and versatile actors in Finnish theatre and film.
Puntti was known for her dynamic and engaging acting performances, as well as her ability to bring depth and humanity to the characters she portrayed. Her versatility as an actor allowed her to effortlessly transition between drama and comedy, and her natural talent for improvisation and physical comedy made her a beloved figure amongst audiences and colleagues alike. In addition to her work in theatre and film, Puntti was also an accomplished writer, penning several plays and screenplays throughout her career. She was a passionate advocate for the arts and was actively involved in promoting and supporting Finnish theatre and culture both at home and abroad. Puntti passed away in March 2010 at the age of 83, leaving behind a rich legacy of inspiring performances and a lasting impact on Finnish theatre and film.
Puntti was also deeply committed to social justice and was an active member of the Finnish Actors' Union. She often spoke out against discrimination and inequality in the industry and used her platform to advocate for those who were marginalized or underrepresented. Puntti's dedication to her craft and her community earned her the respect and admiration of her peers, and she was widely recognized as a trailblazer for women in Finnish theatre and film. In addition to her numerous awards and accolades, Puntti was also honored with a star on the Helsinki Walk of Fame in recognition of her contributions to the arts. Her legacy continues to inspire and influence generations of actors in Finland and beyond.