Johanna Sällström

About Johanna Sällström

Who is it?: Actress
Birth Day: December 30, 1974
Birth Place:  Stockholm, Sweden, Sweden
Died On: 13 February 2007(2007-02-13) (aged 32)\nMalmö, Sweden
Birth Sign: Capricorn
Years active: 1993–2006
Spouse(s): Albin Sällström (m. 2000; div. 2002)
Children: 1
Relatives: Björn Gedda (stepfather)

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Johanna Sällström was born on December 30, 1974 in  Stockholm, Sweden, Sweden, is Actress. Johanna Sällström was born on December 30, 1974 in Stockholm, Sweden. In 1997 she won the award Guldbaggen for best female leading role in the movie Under ytan (1997), which became her big breakthrough. Getting tired off all the interest around herself she moved to Denmark where she worked at a café shop, but in year 2000 she went back to Sweden and continued her acting career. She was best known for playing the police agent Linda Wallander in Wallander (2005). Even though Johanna Sällström often played tough on the screen, it is said she was much more shy and quiet in her private life.Sällström was found dead by the police at her home in Malmö, Sweden on 13th of February 2007.
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Biography/Timeline

1990

Sällström made her first stage appearance in Hudiksvall at the age of 15, in A Midsummer Night's Dream. She became famous in Sweden in the 1990s, after portraying the teenage girl Victoria Bärnsten in the soap opera Tre kronor. Thereafter, she appeared in numerous productions, and received a Guldbagge Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role for the 1997 film Under ytan. Later that same year, unable to cope with her new-found Celebrity, she took a break from filming and moved to Copenhagen, where she worked in a café.

2000

Sällström married Albin Sällström in 2000; they were divorced in 2002, about a year after the birth of their daughter Talulah. In 2004, Sällström and Talulah experienced the 2004 tsunami while vacationing in Thailand.

2007

Sällström was found dead in her Malmö home on February 13, 2007, from an overdose of sleeping pills She had recently been released from a psychiatric unit where she had been receiving treatment for depression. Her lifelong struggle with depression was exacerbated by her experience in Thailand. In a 2006 interview with the Editor of the magazine Tove, she said, "I always thought I would be dead by the age of 30."