Marie Liljedahl began her film career in Joe Sarno's Inga in 1968. She was only 17 years old, and Sarno had discovered her dancing with a Stockholm ballet company. Inga transformed her overnight into an international sex symbol. After her success in Sarno's picture, Marie's film career would prove to be short-lived. She accepted work in Germany on a pair of sexploitation programmers and took jobs in Italy and Yugoslavia as well. In 1970, she played the title role in Jess Franco's high-gloss confection, Eugenie: The Story of Her Journey into Perversion. By the time an offer to star in a sequel to Inga had come her way, Liljedahl was already growing disenchanted with the film industry. The Seduction of Inga would be her last major role. (from Michael J. Bowen's liner notes)*This is a page made by an admirer in tribute to Marie.*
