Elsie Albiin
actress (1921-2009)
Elsie Albiin (17 December 1921 – 3 April 2009) was a Swedish actress born in Helsingborg. She appeared in several films, including 1953's Intimate Relations. She was a widow for the last eleven years of her life. Her husband was Tony Ford.
She lived in Lyngby, close to her children's family.
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