Born in Sweden in 1905, she became one of Hollywood's most enigmatic and iconic stars. Rising to fame in the silent film era, she made a seamless transition to talkies with her captivating performances in films like "Anna Christie" and "Grand Hotel." Known for her elusive persona and the phrase "I want to be alone," she retired abruptly in 1941, maintaining a private life thereafter. Her legacy endures as a symbol of classic Hollywood glamour and mystery.