Doris Dowling
American actress of film, stage and television (1923-2004) · United States · On the map · Actors · Died at 81
Doris Dowling was an American actress of film, stage and television. She is best known for the films The Crimson Key (1946) and Bitter Rice (1949). She is also known for playing Irene Adams on My Living Doll (1964-1965) and other TV show appearances such as The Andy Griffith Show, Perry Mason, and The Incredible Hulk.
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Simon & SimonSeries, Annette - Boutique Owner1977
The CarFilm, Bertha Clements1975
Medical StorySeries, Marjorie Lister1974
Tell Me Where It HurtsFilm, Reva1973
Barnaby JonesSeries, Miss Kelly1968
Adam-12Series, Mrs. Faye Jamison1966
Birds Do ItFilm, Congresswoman Clanger1964
FlipperSeries, Aunt Martha1960
CheckmateSeries, Helen Lacey1959
BonanzaSeries, Katie O'Brien1958
The Party CrashersFilm, Mrs. Webster
Wink of an EyeFilm, 1958Myrna Duchane1957
Have Gun, Will TravelSeries1956
Running TargetFilm, Smitty1955
Alfred Hitchcock PresentsSeries, Angie1951
OthelloFilm, Bianca1950
AlinaFilm, Marie
Cuori sul mareFilm, 1950Doris1949
Lights OutSeries
Bitter RiceFilm, 1949Francesca1947
The Crimson KeyFilm, Margaret Loring1946
The Blue DahliaFilm, Helen Morrison1945
The Lost WeekendFilm, Gloria1944
And Now TomorrowFilm, Maid of Honor1923Born15 May 1923People around Doris
Frank Faylen Also in The Blue Dahlia and Bring on the Girls
Giorgio Bianchi Directed Hearts at Sea (1950)
James Millican Also in The Blue Dahlia and Bring on the Girls
Orson Welles Directed Othello (1955)
Raymond Chandler Wrote The Blue Dahlia and And Now Tomorrow
Billy Wilder Directed The Lost Weekend (1946)
Dino De Laurentiis Produced Bitter Rice (1949)
Alan Ladd Also in The Blue Dahlia and And Now Tomorrow
John Houseman Produced The Blue Dahlia (1946)
Giuseppe De Santis Directed Bitter Rice (1949)- Victor Young Wrote The Blue Dahlia and And Now Tomorrow
Noel Neill Also in The Blue Dahlia and Bring on the Girls
Howard da Silva Also in The Lost Weekend and The Blue Dahlia
Charles Brackett Produced The Lost Weekend (1946)
William Alland Produced The Party Crashers (1958)
Grant Mitchell Also in And Now Tomorrow and Bring on the Girls
Milly Vitale Also in Hearts at Sea and Cuori sul mare
Elliot Silverstein Produced The Car (1977)
Walter Baldwin Also in The Lost Weekend and Bring on the Girls
Gualtiero Tumiati Also in Hearts at Sea and Cuori sul mare
Alec Craig Also in And Now Tomorrow and Bring on the Girls
Ivan Tors Produced Birds Do It (1966)
Bernard Girard Directed The Party Crashers (1958)
Enzo Biliotti Also in Hearts at Sea and Cuori sul mare
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The Lost Weekend 1945
Bitter Rice 1949
Othello 1951
The Blue Dahlia 1946
The Car 1977
Also in Deutsch
Filmography 15
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Television 24
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