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26. Aug. 2019 · Olson, who went by the stage name Sigrid Valdis, became Crane's second wife in 1970 (shortly after he divorced Terzian); the couple had two children, Scott and AnaMarie. But Olson resented the ...
Das Leben und das traurige Ende von Sigrid Valdis - Hilda aus Hogan's HeroesSigrid Valdis wurde am 21. September 1935 als Patricia Annette Olson in Bakersfie...
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Patricia Annette Olson (September 21, 1956 (Bakersfield, California) – October 12, 2007 (Anaheim, California), known by her stage name Sigrid Valdis, was an American-born actress of Swedish descent, who had appeared in several films and television shows in the 1960s before retiring after her marriage to Bob Crane as his second wife. Her most famous role was as Hilda, Colonel Klink's second ...
14. Okt. 2007 · 1965. Hogan's Heroes ( 3 episodes) as Hilda (uncredited) ( 1 episode) as Gretchen ( 49 episodes) as Hilda. 1965. The Wild Wild West ( 1 episode) 1963. Kraft Suspense Theatre ( 1 episode) as Ruby. All. Department. Sigrid Valdis, born Patricia Annette Olson, was an American screen actress.
Valdis caught the eye of Hogan's Heroes (1965) producer Edward Feldman in 1965, leading to her guest appearance as Gretchen in Episode 10. When the second season began, Feldman brought her under contract as a regular cast member, playing the role of Hilda, Col. Klink's secretary. On October 16, 1970, Sigrid and Crane were married on the set of the show. At that time, theirs was the first ...
18. Nov. 2007 · Sigrid Valdis, who played Col. Klink’s sexy blond secretary on “Hogan’s Heroes” and married the show’s star, Bob Crane, has died. She was 72. She was 72.
28. Mai 2024 · Sigrid Valdis’s Career. Sigrid Valdis made her debut in a supporting role in the 1962 film Two Tickets to Paris. She subsequently appeared as a guest on an episode of “Kraft Suspense Theatre.” In 1965, she portrayed Kitty in the film “Marriage on the Rocks.” In the same year, she appeared in an episode of “The Wild, Wild West.”
