After her British film debut, Sari Maritza achieved international recognition with her leading role in the German-language film Trapeze (also known as Der Sprung ins Nichts). This exposure helped set the stage for her move to Hollywood.
1932
This year marked Maritza's significant breakthrough into Hollywood, beginning with her American debut in Forgotten Commandments. She quickly followed this with a prominent role alongside Gary Cooper and Tallulah Bankhead in The Devil and the Deep.
Maritza continued to solidify her Hollywood presence with notable performances, including a key role in Michael Curtiz's pre-Code drama Female. This film further showcased her talent before her eventual early retirement from acting.