Helga Lina Stern was born on July 14th, 1932 in Berlin,
Germany. Helga began her career as a dancer and acrobat in circus performances
in Portugal and later worked as a model. Line began acting in movies in the
early 1940s before moving to Madrid, Spain in 1960. Line immediately
established herself as a hugely popular and prolific actress in a large volume
of horror pictures, spy films, thrillers and Spaghetti westerns made throughout
the ‘60s and ‘70s. Best known as the alluring spy Natasha in the terrific
period Gothic fright feature treat "Horror Express" (1972), her other
memorable roles include an enticing sea siren in the immensely enjoyable "When
the Screaming Stops” (1976), a predatory vampire countess in the terrifically trashy
"The Vampires' Night Orgy" (1974), and the seductive middle-aged
leader of a Satanic cult in the steamy "Black Candles" (1982). Line
starred with Spanish horror icon Paul Naschy in two entertaining offerings:
"Horror Rises from the Tomb" and "The Mummy's Revenge"
(both 1973). Helga appeared in seven Euro-westerns from “Duel at the Rio
Grande” (1963) to “China 9, Liberty 37” in (1978). More recently Helga Line has
done guest spots on a couple of Spanish TV shows in 2006. Today we celebrate
Helga Line’s 80th birthday.
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