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Selma Vaz Dias (* 23. November 1911 in Amsterdam; † 30. August 1977 in London) war eine britische Schauspielerin niederländischer Herkunft mit Charakterrollen in Theater, Film und Fernsehen. Sie spielte von den 1930er Jahren bis in die 1960er Jahre verschiedene Rollen in britischen Kinoproduktionen.
Selma Vaz Dias, also known as Selma Cohen-Vaz Dias (23 November 1911 — 30 August 1977), was a British actress, writer, and painter. Dias was born in Amsterdam to Jacob Vaz Dias and Hana Hamburger. She had a brother, Salomon. She moved to the United Kingdom, where she spent most of her career.
Selma Vaz Dias was born on 23 November 1911 in Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Netherlands. She was an actress and writer, known for The Lady Vanishes (1938), BBC Sunday-Night Theatre (1950) and Buddenbrooks (1965). She was married to Hans Werner Egli (1899-2000). She died on 30 August 1977 in London, England, UK.
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5. Nov. 2019 · Clark showcases Vaz Dias's paintings and drawings from the 1960s and '70s, and creates a musical theatre piece based on her autobiography. Vaz Dias was a Sephardic Portuguese actress who escaped Jewish persecution in the Netherlands and worked with Jean Rhys.
Selma Vaz Dias, also known as Selma Cohen-Vaz Dias, was a British actress, writer, and painter. Dias was born in Amsterdam to Jacob Vaz Dias and Hana Hamburger. She had a brother, Salomon. She moved to the United Kingdom, where she spent most of her career.
Selma Vaz Dias was born on 23 November 1911 in Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Netherlands. She was an actress and writer, known for The Lady Vanishes (1938), BBC Sunday-Night Theatre (1950) and Buddenbrooks (1965). She was married to Hans Werner Egli (1899-2000). She died on 30 August 1977 in London, England, UK.
In July 1963, she “delve[d] for the original Part IV” (L 228) in order to send it to Selma Vaz Dias, an actress who was planning to turn Voyage in the Dark into a radio play for the BBC. 7 Her serendipitous discovery opened an old wound which had never fully healed.
