Cora Sue Collins, a child actress known for her roles alongside major Hollywood stars in the early 1930s, died at 98 from complications of a stroke. Beginning her career at age four, she featured in about 50 films over 13 years. Notably, she played a young Greta Garbo in Queen Christina. Despite her impressive talent and early accolades, she chose to step back from acting after experiencing sexual harassment from a screenwriter, a decision that contrasted with the more prominent careers of her contemporaries such as Shirley Temple and Judy Garland.
Miss Collins, who appeared in numerous films alongside A-list stars, cut her promising career short due to sexual harassment by a screenwriter.
Despite a successful start with over 50 films, Cora Sue Collins did not garner the fame of her contemporaries like Shirley Temple and Judy Garland.
Cora Sue Collins debuted in 1932's The Unexpected Father, captivating audiences and gaining praise for her remarkable acting talent at such a young age.
Reflecting on her time working with Greta Garbo, Collins remembered Garbo as friendly, even complimenting her new teeth, a testament to their brief connection.
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