Sven Hugo Borg
Acting
Born 1896-07-26
Died 1981-02-19
Vinslöv, Skåne län, Sweden
41 credits
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Sven Hugo Borg was born in Vinslöv, Skåne län, Sweden. Early in his career, Borg was a secretary with the Swedish Consulate in Los Angeles. While working at the consulate he met the actress Greta Garbo who had recently arrived in Hollywood. Garbo asked Borg to be her interpreter for an upcoming movie, to which he readily agreed. He served as Garbo's interpreter from 1925 to 1929.
After interpreting for Greta, Borg decided to pursue acting as a career. He had done some dramatic work on the Swedish stage. He continued to remain with the consulate until the late 1930s.
Borg became much in demand during World War II Hollywood films, playing both Nazi officers and Scandinavian resistance fighters. Throughout his acting career, Borg was an actor who portrayed a wide range of many different characters, e.g.Sverre-King of Norway in The Crusades.
He died in 1981 at the age of 84 in Los Angeles, California.
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Filmography
Acting
40 credits
To Be or Not to Be
It's Always Fair Weather
Désirée
Action in the North Atlantic
This Land Is Mine
Invisible Agent
Above Suspicion
Santa Fe
Comrade X
The Crusades
Slave Ship
Fortunes of Captain Blood
The Country Doctor
Dangerously They Live
Captain Pirate
Captain Caution
Reunion in Reno
Theodora Goes Wild
Dangerous Waters
The Affairs of Jimmy Valentine
The Moon Is Down
I'll Love You Always
Address Unknown
Espionage Agent
Appointment in Berlin
Little Nellie Kelly
They Came to Blow Up America
The Son of Davy Crockett
The Devil with Hitler
Mystery Sea Raider
None Shall Escape
Find the Witness
Let's Fall in Love
They Raid by Night
Espionage
Rose-Marie
Law of the Timber
Death Rides the Range
Buzzy and the Phantom Pinto
Annie Was a Wonder
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