Frances Drake
American actress (1912-2000) · United States · On the map · Actors · Died at 87
Frances Drake was an American actress best known for playing Eponine in Les Misérables (1935).
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The Affairs of MarthaFilm, Sylvia Norwood1940
I Take This WomanFilm, Lola Estermont1939
It's a Wonderful WorldFilm, Vivian Tarbel1938
The Lone Wolf in ParisFilm, Princess Thania of Arvonne
There's Always a WomanFilm, 1938Anne Calhoun1937
Love Under FireFilm, Pamela Beaumont1936
And Sudden DeathFilm, Betty Winslow
Florida SpecialFilm, 1936Marina Stafford
The Preview Murder MysteryFilm, 1936Peggy Madison1935
Les MisérablesFilm, Eponine1934
BoleroFilm, Leona
The Trumpet BlowsFilm, 1934Chulita1933
Meet My SisterFilm, Helen SowerbyNo dejes la puerta abiertaFilm1912Born22 October 1912
The Affairs of MarthaFilm, Sylvia Norwood1940
I Take This WomanFilm, Lola Estermont1939
It's a Wonderful WorldFilm, Vivian Tarbel1938
The Lone Wolf in ParisFilm, Princess Thania of Arvonne
There's Always a WomanFilm, 1938Anne Calhoun1937
Love Under FireFilm, Pamela Beaumont1936
And Sudden DeathFilm, Betty Winslow
Florida SpecialFilm, 1936Marina Stafford
The Preview Murder MysteryFilm, 1936Peggy Madison1935
Les MisérablesFilm, Eponine1934
BoleroFilm, Leona
The Trumpet BlowsFilm, 1934Chulita1933
Meet My SisterFilm, Helen SowerbyNo dejes la puerta abiertaFilm1912Born22 October 1912People around Frances
W. S. Van Dyke Directed It's a Wonderful World (1939)
Darryl F. Zanuck Produced Les Misérables (1935)- Bernard H. Hyman Produced Forsaking All Others (1934)
Sidney Bracey Also in The Preview Murder Mystery (1936)Frank Borzage Directed I Take This Woman (1940)
John Carradine Also in Les Misérables and Love Under Fire
Josef von Sternberg Directed I Take This Woman (1940)
Jules Dassin Directed The Affairs of Martha (1942)
Norman Taurog Directed You Can't Have Everything (1937)
Ben Hecht Wrote It's a Wonderful World (1939)
Marjorie Main Also in The Affairs of Martha (1942)
Karl Freund Directed Mad Love (1935)
Wesley Ruggles Directed Bolero (1934)
Ernest Truex Also in The Affairs of Martha (1942)
Alexander Hall Directed There's Always a Woman (1938)
Katherine DeMille Also in Love Under Fire and The Trumpet Blows
Robert Florey Directed The Preview Murder Mystery (1936)
Kent Taylor Also in Without Regret and I Take This Woman
Lambert Hillyer Directed The Invisible Ray (1936)
George Barbier Also in Ladies Should Listen (1934)
Sara Haden Also in Mad Love and The Affairs of Martha
Clarence Wilson Also in Forsaking All Others and Mad Love
Grady Sutton Also in It's a Wonderful World (1939)Helen Lowell Also in Transient Lady and I'd Give My Life
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Les Misérables 1935
Mad Love 1935
It's a Wonderful World 1939
The Invisible Ray 1936
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Country
United States
Category
Actors
Type
Actor
Status
Deceased
Dates
Lived 1912 to 2000 · aged 87