Actor
Nora Gregor
Born 3 February 1901 · Görz, Istria, Austria-Hungary, now Gorizia, Italy — died 20 January 1949
Nora Gregor (1901–1949) was an Austrian stage and film actress who worked in silent and early sound cinema in German-language productions. She is best remembered as Christine de la Chesnaye in Jean Renoir's The Rules of the Game, a role that secured her place in film history.
Key films
The Rules of the Game (1939)On Cinespective
Her most celebrated role: Christine, the aristocratic wife at the centre of Renoir's masterpiece.
Michael (1924)
Early silent-era credit in a film directed by Carl Theodor Dreyer.
The Trial of Mary Dugan (1931)
Marks her transition into sound-era cinema.
What Women Dream (1933)
A 1930s German-language film that shows her in a leading sound-era role.
Key awards
No major awards are documented here.
On Cinespective
Full filmography · 15
- 1921The Grinning Face · as Herzogin JosianeActor
- 1922Meriota, die Tänzerin · as Lukrezia BorgiaActor
- 1923Irrlichter der TiefeActor
- 1923Narkotica - Die Welt der Träume und des WahnsinnsActor
- 1924Michael · as Princess Lucia ZamikoffActor
- 1925The Girl with a PatronActor
- 1925Der Mann, der sich verkauft · as Daisy BraccaActor
- 1926Impetuous Youth · as Renées StiefmutterActor
- 1930Olympia · as OlympiaActor
- 1931That's All That Matters · as Renée RoettlinckActor
- 1931The Trial of Mary Dugan · as Mary DuganActor
- 1932But the Flesh Is Weak · as Mrs. Rosine BrownActor
- 1933What Women Dream · as Rina KorffActor
- 1933Adventure on the Lido · as Evelyn NormanActor
- 1939The Rules of the Game · as Christine de la CheyniestActor
Filmography data from TMDB. The profile text is a draft written for Cinespective.