Finnish actresses died because of Stomach cancer
Here are 1 famous actresses from Finland died in Stomach cancer:
Rose-Marie Precht
Rose-Marie Precht (April 19, 1938 Helsinki-September 26, 2000 Helsinki) also known as Astrid Rose-Marie Precht or Rose-Mari Precht was a Finnish actor. She had one child, Santeri Kinnunen.
Rose-Marie Precht began her career in the 1950s and acted in several Finnish films and television shows. Some of her notable works include "The White Reindeer" (1952), "The Maiden of the Office" (1964), and "Russian Flu" (1985). She was also a popular stage actress and performed in several plays.
Apart from acting, Precht was also a skilled singer and recorded several songs in Finnish. She was a part of the Finnish Broadcasting Company's (Yle) popular children's program "Lastentunti" and also wrote books for children.
Precht was known for her versatility and ability to perform a wide range of roles. She was awarded the Eino Leino Prize in 1994 for her contributions to Finnish culture. Precht passed away in 2000 due to cancer.
In addition to her work as an actor, singer, and writer for children, Rose-Marie Precht was also an accomplished translator. She translated several books from Swedish to Finnish, including the popular Pippi Longstocking series by Astrid Lindgren. Precht was also a dedicated advocate for animal rights and was a member of the Finnish animal welfare organization SEY. She even founded her own animal shelter in the Helsinki region in 1997, which still carries her name today. Precht's legacy as a versatile and talented performer and a passionate animal lover continues to be celebrated in Finland.
She was born in Helsinki to a Finnish father and a Danish mother, and grew up bilingual in both Finnish and Danish. In addition to her work as an actor, Precht was also an active member of the Finnish theater community, serving as the chairperson of the Finnish Actors' Union for several years. She was also a board member of the Finnish Film Foundation and the Finnish Cultural Foundation.Precht's dedication to animal welfare extended beyond her personal efforts, as she was also an active supporter of animal rights organizations across the world. She was a member of the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW), and her contributions to the organization's work were recognized with an award in 1995. In addition to her work for animals, Precht was also an advocate for women's rights and was involved in several feminist organizations.Precht's impact on Finnish culture and society continues to be celebrated, and her legacy as a talented actor, beloved performer, and passionate advocate for animals lives on.