Susse Wold is a renowned Danish actress, widely recognized for her captivating performances on both the stage and screen. Born to a famous actress, Marguerite Viby, Wold's early life was marked by her parents' divorce, resulting in her never having lived with them as a family. Despite this unconventional upbringing, Wold was provided with the opportunity to pursue an acting career, which she seized with determination.
Throughout her life, Wold has struggled to establish her own identity, distinct from her mother's illustrious reputation as a comedic actress. Her journey has been a testament to her resilience and dedication to her craft.
Susse Wold's most notable role remains her small but memorable part in the 1978 film Matador. However, her extensive body of work in the 1960s and 1970s has cemented her status as a prominent figure in Danish cinema. In addition to her screen performances, Wold has spent a significant portion of her career in countless stage productions, including numerous roles at Det Kongelige Teater (The Royal Theater) in Copenhagen.
In recent years, Wold's screen appearances have become less frequent, but her dedication to theater has remained unwavering. Her impressive career has been marked by a consistent stream of stage productions, showcasing her remarkable talent and versatility.
In her personal life, Susse Wold is known to be healthy and active, continuing to thrive in her career and maintain a strong sense of self.
