Ann Harding
American actress (1902-1981) · United States · On the map · Actors · Died at 79
Ann Harding was an American theatre, motion picture, radio, and television actress. Harding was a regular on Broadway and on tour in the 1920s.
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1981Died1 September 19811963
Burke's LawSeries, Annabelle Rogers1961
Ben CaseySeries, Edith Sommers1959
Play of the WeekSeries, Aaronetta1957
Armored Attack!Film, as Sophia Pavlov1955
Alfred Hitchcock PresentsSeries, Sarah Hale1954
Climax!Series, Lady Bertha Wetherby1953
General Electric TheaterSeries, Julia Courtney1952
Cavalcade of AmericaSeries, Mrs. Milgrim
The Ford Television TheatreSeries, 19521951
Schlitz Playhouse of StarsSeries, Nettie
The Unknown ManFilm, 1951Stella Masen1950
Lux Video TheatreSeries, Henrietta Mekker
The Magnificent YankeeFilm, 1950Fanny Bowditch Holmes1945
Those Endearing Young CharmsFilm, Mrs. Brandt (Captain)1944
JanieFilm, Lucille Conway1942
Eyes in the NightFilm, Norma Lawry1937
Love from a StrangerFilm, Carol Howard1935
Biography of a Bachelor GirlFilm, Marion Forsythe1934
The FountainFilm, Julie von Marwitz1932
PrestigeFilm, Therese Du Flos1931
DevotionFilm, Shirley Mortimer1929
Condemned!Film, Madame Vidal1902Born7 August 1902
Burke's LawSeries, Annabelle Rogers1961Ben CaseySeries, Edith Sommers1959Play of the WeekSeries, Aaronetta1957Armored Attack!Film, as Sophia Pavlov1955Alfred Hitchcock PresentsSeries, Sarah Hale1954Climax!Series, Lady Bertha Wetherby1953General Electric TheaterSeries, Julia Courtney1952Cavalcade of AmericaSeries, Mrs. MilgrimThe Ford Television TheatreSeries, 19521951Schlitz Playhouse of StarsSeries, NettieThe Unknown ManFilm, 1951Stella Masen1950Lux Video TheatreSeries, Henrietta MekkerThe Magnificent YankeeFilm, 1950Fanny Bowditch Holmes1945Those Endearing Young CharmsFilm, Mrs. Brandt (Captain)1944JanieFilm, Lucille Conway1942Eyes in the NightFilm, Norma Lawry1937Love from a StrangerFilm, Carol Howard1935Biography of a Bachelor GirlFilm, Marion Forsythe1934The FountainFilm, Julie von Marwitz1932PrestigeFilm, Therese Du Flos1931DevotionFilm, Shirley Mortimer1929Condemned!Film, Madame Vidal1902Born7 August 1902People around Ann
Max Steiner Wrote Mission to Moscow and The Animal Kingdom
Edward H. Griffith Directed Holiday and The Animal Kingdom
David O. Selznick Produced The Animal Kingdom and The Conquerors
Samuel Goldwyn Produced The North Star and Condemned
Michael Curtiz Directed Mission to Moscow and Janie
Darryl F. Zanuck Produced The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit (1956)
Merian C. Cooper Produced The Right to Romance and Double Harness
John Cromwell Directed Double Harness and The Fountain
Edward Arnold Also in Eyes in the Night and Janie
Harry Beaumont Directed When Ladies Meet and Enchanted April
Alfred Santell Directed The Right to Romance (1933)- Horace Jackson Wrote Devotion, Paris Bound and Holiday
Lewis Milestone Directed The North Star (1943)
Wesley Ruggles Directed Condemned (1929)
Henry Stephenson Also in The Flame Within and The Animal Kingdom
Donald Meek Also in Peter Ibbetson (1935)
Jane Murfin Wrote Double Harness and The Fountain
Philip Barry Wrote Holiday and The Animal Kingdom
Roy Webb Wrote Enchanted April and The Lady Consents
Konstantin Shayne Also in Mission to Moscow and The Unknown Man
Dudley Digges Also in Condemned, Condemned! and Devotion
Kenneth Macgowan Produced Double Harness (1933)
Charles R. Rogers Produced Prestige (1932)
Leslie Howard Also in The Animal Kingdom and Devotion
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It Happened on Fifth Avenue 1947
Peter Ibbetson 1935
The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit 1956
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In the 1930s, Harding was one of the first actresses to gain fame in the new medium of "talking pictures," and she was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Actress in 1931 for her work in Holiday.
Country
United States
Category
Actors
Type
Actor
Status
Deceased
Dates
Lived 1902 to 1981 · aged 79
