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| Doğum yeri | Stockholm, Stockholms län, Sweden |
| Doğum günü | 1899-06-14 |
| Ölüm | 1927-06-03 |
| Ayrıca şöyle bilinir | Einar Hansen |
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From Wikipedia Einar Hanson (June 15, 1899; Stockholm, Sweden – June 3, 1927; Santa Monica, California), also known as Einar Hansen, was a Swedish silent film motion-picture actor. Discovered at Stockholm's Royal Dramatic Theatre by director Mauritz Stiller, handsome and sophisticated, he was in 1927 ideally positioned to take over from the late Rudolph Valentino as Hollywood's "great screen lover". Upon his arrival in Hollywood in 1925, along with Stiller and the director's other protegée Greta Garbo, Hanson starred opposite some of the era's leading ladies, including Pola Negri and Corinne Griffith. Hanson was destined for even bigger and better things at Paramount Pictures, who had bought his original five-year contract from Universal Studios. He showed great progress opposite Clara Bow and Esther Ralston in Children of Divorce, as well as The Woman on Trial and Barbed Wire both with Pola Negri, and Fashions for Women (all 1927), directed by Dorothy Arzner. On June 3, 1927, Hanson was on his way home from having dinner with Stiller and Garbo when his car apparently skidded off the road on the Pacific Coast Highway near Topanga Canyon and died on the way to the hospital. He was 27.
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| 1927 | The Woman on Trial as Pierre Bouton |
| 1927 | Barbed Wire as André Moreau |
| 1927 | Children of Divorce as Prince Ludovico de Saxe |
| 1927 | Fashions for Women as Raoul de Bercy |
| 1927 | The Masked Woman as Dr. René Delatour (as Einar Hansen) |
| 1927 | The Lady in Ermine as Adrian Murillo |
| 1926 | Her Big Night as Johnny Young |
| 1926 | Into Her Kingdom as Stepan |
| 1925 | Fra Piazza del Popolo as Henry Vernon |
| 1925 | Die freudlose Gasse |
| 1925 | Lumpen und Seide as Werner, Erik's brother |
| 1925 | Skeppargatan 40 |
| 1924 | Livet på landet |
| 1924 | 33.333 |
| 1923 | Johan Ulfstjerna as Helge Ulfstjerna |
| 1923 | Mälarpirater as Georg Schalén |
| 1923 | Gunnar Hedes saga as Gunnar Hede |
| 1919 | Hemsöborna |
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