Emmy Helene Worm-Müller (born Emmy Helene Hornemann, May 3, 1875 – August 23, 1950) was a Norwegian actress.

Career

Worm-Müller starred in some of the earliest Norwegian silent films. Worm-Müller made her debut in 1911 in ''

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'' and then occasionally appeared in films until the 1940s. Her last film role was in 1942, in

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''. In addition, Worm-Müller was a theater actress engaged with the Oslo New Theater and

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Family

Worm-Müller was the daughter of Johan Lebrecht Hornemann (1846–1928), an infantry captain in the Trondheim Brigade, and his wife Helene Sophie Thrane (1842–1905). She was born at the Vestre Fagerli farm in Bakkaunet in the perish of

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. When she was confirmed, the family was living in the Qvalegården building at ''Dronningens gate'' 30 in Trondheim. She was married to the journalist

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(1866–1911), and they were the parents of Helene Ulrikke Amalie Hornemann Worm-Müller and Anna Maria Hornemann Worm-Müller.

Filmography

* 1911: ''

'' * 1911: '' Bondefangeri i Vaterland'' as Agurka, a prostitute * 1912: '' Hemmeligheden'' as the fisherman's wife * 1924: '' Til sæters'' as Kari * 1927: '' Syv dager for Elisabeth'' as Josefine Hansen, the foster mother * 1933: ''

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'' as Marte * 1938: ''

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'' as Hilda, Bør's wife * 1939: '' De vergeløse'' as Flugum's wife * 1942: ''

'' as an old woman

References

External links

* {{DEFAULTSORT:Worm-Muller, Emmy 1875 births 1950 deaths 20th-century Norwegian actresses Actors from Trondheim