Dorothy Mackaill
English-born American actress (1903-1990) · United States · On the map · Actors · Died at 87
Dorothy Mackaill was a British-American actress, most active during the silent-film era and into the pre-Code era of the early 1930s.
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1990Died12 August 19901969
Hawaii Five-OSeries, Mrs. Pelcher1948
Studio OneSeries1937
Bulldog Drummond at BayFilm, Doris Thompson1934
CheatersFilm, Mabel1933
Curtain at EightFilm, Lola Cresmer1932
Love AffairFilm, Carol Owen1931
Kept HusbandsFilm, Dorothea 'Dot' Helen Parker Brunton1930
Bright LightsFilm, Louanne1928
Children of the RitzFilm, Angela Pennington1927Man CrazyFilm, Clarissa Janeway1926
Just Another BlondeFilm, Jeanne Cavanaugh1925
ChickieFilm, Chickie1924
The Man Who Came BackFilm, Marcelle1923
His Children's ChildrenFilm, Sheila1922
The Isle of DoubtFilm, Eleanor Warburton1903Born4 March 1903
Hawaii Five-OSeries, Mrs. Pelcher1948
Studio OneSeries1937
Bulldog Drummond at BayFilm, Doris Thompson1934
CheatersFilm, Mabel1933
Curtain at EightFilm, Lola Cresmer1932
Love AffairFilm, Carol Owen1931
Kept HusbandsFilm, Dorothea 'Dot' Helen Parker Brunton1930
Bright LightsFilm, Louanne1928
Children of the RitzFilm, Angela Pennington1927Man CrazyFilm, Clarissa Janeway1926
Just Another BlondeFilm, Jeanne Cavanaugh1925
ChickieFilm, Chickie1924
The Man Who Came BackFilm, Marcelle1923
His Children's ChildrenFilm, Sheila1922
The Isle of DoubtFilm, Eleanor Warburton1903Born4 March 1903People around Dorothy
William A. Seiter Directed The Love Racket and The Flirting Widow
Richard A. Rowland Produced The Barker and The Great Divide
Alfred Santell Directed Subway Sadie and Just Another BlondeRichard Barthelmess Also in The Fighting Blade and Twenty-One
John S. Robertson Directed The Fighting Blade and Twenty-One
Sam Wood Directed The Mine with the Iron Door (1924)
Lloyd Bacon Directed Kept Husbands and The Office Wife
William Beaudine Directed Two Weeks Off and Hard to Get
Jack Mulhall Also in Just Another Blonde and Lady Be Good
John Francis Dillon Directed Chickie and The Reckless Hour
Edwin Carewe Directed Mighty Lak' a Rose and Joanna
Alois Reiser Wrote Two Weeks Off and Hard to Get
Josephine Lovett Wrote Twenty-One and The Fighting Blade
James Rennie Also in His Children's Children (1923)
Joe Jackson Wrote The Barker and Safe in Hell
Jesse Louis Lasky Produced The Next Corner (1924)
Wesley Ruggles Directed No Man of Her Own (1932)
Sidney Olcott Directed Ranson's Folly (1926)
Marshall Neilan Directed The Lotus Eater (1921)
Mary Doran Also in Party Husband and Their Mad Moment
Sol Lesser Produced The Mine with the Iron Door (1924)
Hale Hamilton Also in Love Affair and Curtain at Eight
Victor Hugo Halperin Produced Convoy (1927)
Guthrie McClintic Directed Once a Sinner (1931)
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Category
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Type
Actor
Status
Deceased
Dates
Lived 1903 to 1990 · aged 87