Garbo was born in Stockholm, Sweden in 1905. She started her acting career in The Saga of Gösta Berling, a 1924 Swedish film that drew the attention of the chief executive of MGM. She ended up moving to Hollywood in 1925 and starred in her first American film, Torrent, then went on to act in other silent films like Flesh and the Devil, A Woman of Affairs, The Mysterious Lady, The Single Standard, and The Kiss.
Garbo appeared in more films throughout her career, including Grand Hotel, Queen Christina, Anna Karenina, and Camille. However, in 1941, when she was only 36, she retired from acting and stopped making public appearances. She later told Sven Broman, a Swedish biographer, "I was tired of Hollywood. I did not like my work. There were many days when I had to force myself to go to the studio ... I really wanted to live another life.”
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Garbo died on April 15, 1990 when she was 84 due to pneumonia and renal failure.
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