- Helga Marold was born on June 2, 1916 in Lüderitzbucht, Deutsch-Südwestafrika [now Namibia]. She was an actress, known for Zwischen Himmel und Erde (1942), Leuchtende Schatten (1945) and Triad (1938). She died on December 18, 2005 in Baden-Baden, Germany.
- She made her film debut with "Dreiklang" (1938), it followed by the movie "Altes Herz geht auf Reise" (1938). The last mentioned movie met with disapproval by the National Socialists and was forbidden. They summoned Helga Marold to Goebbels who supposed to put her into action as the representative German woman. But Helga Marold refused and he imposed a working prohibition on her. Therefore she worked at theaters in the next years.
- The actress Helga Marold was only present for a short time in the German film where she normally impersonated support roles.
- After her active career as an actress she worked as a telecaster.
- Helga Marold was married tot the actor Horst Werner Loos (1915-1981). They both stood in front of the camera for the movie Sechs Stunden Angst.
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