Greta Garbo was a Swedish-American actress and one of the most enigmatic stars of the silent and early sound era. Renowned for her beauty and subtle, emotive acting, she starred in classics like "Grand Hotel", "Queen Christina", and "Camille". She retired abruptly in 1941 at age 36, adding to her mystique. Garbo’s legacy as a Hollywood icon endures, symbolizing both cinematic artistry and star allure.