Gloria Stuart
American actress (1910-2010) · United States · Actors · Died at 100
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Something wrong?She was a pre-code fixture in the 1930s, then vanished into three decades of printmaking and miniature books - until James Cameron cast her as 100-year-old Rose in Titanic and made her the oldest woman ever nominated for a supporting actress Oscar.
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Chris & Don: A Love StoryFilm2003
MiraclesSeries, Rosanna Wye2001
Murder, She Wrote: The Last Free ManFilm, Eliza Hoops2000
The Invisible ManSeries, Madeline Fawkes1999
The Love LetterFilm, Eleanor1998
Universal HorrorFilm1997
HARDtalkSeries1994
Touched by an AngelSeries, Grams1988
ShootdownFilm, Gertrude1984
Murder, She WroteSeries, Edna Jarvis
Mass AppealFilm, 1984Mrs. Curry1983
ManimalSeries1982
My Favorite YearFilm, Mrs. Horn1981
The Violation of Sarah McDavidFilm, Mrs. Fowler1980
EnosSeries1977
Flood!Film, Mrs. Parker1972
The WaltonsSeries1953
The OscarsSeries1944
Enemy of WomenFilm, Bertha, actress1938
Island in the SkyFilm, Julie Hayes1936
36 Hours to KillFilm, Anne Marvis1934
Here Comes the NavyFilm, Dorothy Martin1932
Air MailFilm, Ruth Barnes1910Born4 July 1910Also in Deutsch
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Gloria Stuart started acting in high school in Santa Monica, moved through Berkeley and summer stock, and signed with Universal in 1932. She spent the decade in horror pictures like The Old Dark House and The Invisible Man, Shirley Temple musicals, and a turn as Queen Anne in The Three Musketeers. In 1940 she pulled back to regional theater, then left film altogether in 1945 to work as a fine printer and visual artist - her serigraphy and miniature books landed in the Met and LACMA. She drifted back to bit parts in the late 1970s, but the call that mattered came in 1997: Titanic, at 86, playing the elder Rose opposite a story the world couldn't stop watching. The performance earned her a SAG Award, an Oscar nomination, and a kind of fame she'd never had the first time around.
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