Edit Angold

Edit Angold, born Edit Goldstandt, commenced her life's journey in Berlin, where she would subsequently receive her education, both in her native city and in the culturally rich Geneva, Switzerland. This foundation in education would serve as the springboard for her subsequent foray into the world of acting, which began on the storied German stage. As her career began to take shape, she made the bold decision to emigrate to the United States in 1924, where she would go on to appear in numerous German-language stage productions in the bustling city of New York. Over the years, she would alternate between working in both the US and Germany, eventually settling in the city that never sleeps, New York, in 1932. However, her career was far from static, as she made the bold move to Los Angeles in 1940, which would prove to be a pivotal moment in her life. There, she would go on to have an extensive and illustrious career, spanning multiple mediums, including stage, film, radio, and television. Ultimately, Edit Angold's remarkable journey came to a close in 1971, as she passed away in the city of Hollywood, leaving behind a legacy that would be remembered for generations to come.