Lea Joutseno

Biography

Lea Jouseno was a Finnish actress, screenwriter and translator. She was the star of many popular Finnish romcoms of the 1940's.

Personal Facts

Known For

Acting

Gender

female

Known Credits

23

Birth Date

1910-11-06 00:00:00

Birth Place

Helsinki, Finland

Known For

• 

  Kilroy sen teki
• 

  Viikon tyttö
• 

  Vuokrasulhanen
• 

  Dynamiittityttö
• 

  Tositarkoituksella
• 

  Neiti Tuittupää

Credits

• writing (7 credits)

  • People in the Summer Night

    screenplay

    writing
    1948
  • Kilroy sen teki

    screenplay

    writing
    1948
  • Viikon tyttö

    writer

    writing
    1946
  • Vuokrasulhanen

    writer

    writing
    1945
  • Dynamiittityttö

    writer

    writing
    1944
  • Tositarkoituksella

    writer

    writing
    1943
  • Morsian yllättää

    writer

    writing
    1941

• actors (16 credits)

  • Kilroy sen teki

    Ulla Järvinen

    actor

    actors
    1948
  • Viikon tyttö

    Raija Lehto

    actor

    actors
    1946
  • Vuokrasulhanen

    Meeri Holvi

    actor

    actors
    1945
  • Dynamiittityttö

    Marja Reinonen

    actor

    actors
    1944
  • Tositarkoituksella

    Anja Iida Leiste

    actor

    actors
    1943
  • Neiti Tuittupää

    Anna Tipuli Pusu

    actor

    actors
    1943
  • Hopeakihlajaiset

    Raili Tervola

    actor

    actors
    1942
  • Varaventtiili

    Liisa Harju

    actor

    actors
    1942
  • Morsian yllättää

    Leila Roine

    actor

    actors
    1941
  • Poikani pääkonsuli

    Kaisu Korri

    actor

    actors
    1940
  • Kersantilleko Emma nauroi?

    Colonel's daughter Helvi

    actor

    actors
    1940
  • Vihreä kulta

    Alma Suontaa

    actor

    actors
    1939
  • Rikas tyttö

    Lea

    actor

    actors
    1939
  • The Women of Niskavuori

    Anna-Liisa Niskavuori

    actor

    actors
    1938
  • Juurakon Hulda

    Sinijärvi (uncredited)

    actor

    actors
    1937
  • Oy Savin ja Jaavan teekauppa

    Nainen teellä

    actor

    actors
    1935