Swiss movie stars died in 1990
Here are 2 famous actresses from Switzerland died in 1990:
Trude Wyler
Trude Wyler (October 1, 1911 Degen-July 21, 1990 Palm Springs) also known as Gertrude Wyler was a Swiss actor.
Born in the small village of Degen, Switzerland, Trude Wyler was interested in acting since her childhood days. After completing her schooling, she began her acting career in Switzerland and became a renowned theater personality. In the 1940s, she moved to Hollywood and started working in films. She appeared in several Hollywood movies like "The Heiress," "An American in Paris," and "The Sound of Music." She also worked in TV shows such as "The Twilight Zone" and "Perry Mason." Despite her success in the industry, Wyler remained strongly connected to her Swiss roots and often visited her homeland. She was a beloved figure in the entertainment industry and continued to work until her death in Palm Springs in 1990 at the age of 78.
During her career, Trude Wyler received numerous honours and awards, including the prestigious Swiss Film Prize for Best Supporting Actress for her work in the film "Taxi Driver" (1953). She was also nominated for a Primetime Emmy Award for her performance in the TV series "The Defenders" (1961). Besides her acting career, Wyler was also a lifelong supporter of animal rights and worked with several animal welfare organizations throughout her life. She was a regular visitor to animal sanctuaries and donated a significant part of her income to support animal welfare charities. Trude Wyler's legacy continues to inspire people all over the world, and she is remembered as one of the most talented actors of her time.
Hedda Koppé
Hedda Koppé (December 7, 1896 Biel/Bienne-April 20, 1990 Zürich) otherwise known as Hedwig Kopp was a Swiss actor.
She began her acting career in the 1920s and soon became a renowned stage actress in Switzerland and Germany. Koppé was known for her versatile and powerful performances and often played complex and challenging roles. She was also an accomplished film actress, appearing in more than 20 movies throughout her career. In addition to her acting work, Koppé was involved in various charitable and humanitarian causes. After her retirement, she devoted herself to promoting animal welfare and environmental protection. Hedda Koppé was widely regarded as one of the most important Swiss actresses of the 20th century.
She was born into a family of actors; her father was a theatre director and her mother was a stage actress. Her upbringing in the theatre world greatly influenced her love and passion for acting. Koppé's life was not without challenges, as she had to face personal and professional setbacks, including the untimely death of her first husband during World War II. Despite these difficulties, she continued to pursue her career and was eventually recognized as a leading figure in Swiss theatre. Her contributions to the arts were acknowledged with numerous awards and honors, including the prestigious Swiss Grand Prix for Theatre/Hans Reinhart Ring in 1989. Hedda Koppé left a lasting legacy in the world of acting, inspiring many other actors with her dedication and talent.