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Helen Gardner

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American actress (1884-1968)

United StatesActorsLived 1884 to 1968 · aged 84
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Helen Louise Gardner was an American stage and film actress, screenwriter, film producer and costume designer. She was the first film actor to form her own production company. Her productions were primarily feature-length films, making her one of the earliest adopters of the feature film.

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Cleopatra1912
The Show Girl1911
Vanity Fair1911
The Old Silver Watch1912
An Innocent Theft1912
A Tale of Two Cities1911
By Woman's Wit1911
The Breath of Araby1915
Sandra1924
The Serpents1912
Underneath the Paint1914
The Lure of Vanity1911
An Aeroplane Elopement1911
The Heart of Esmeralda1912
The Freshet1911
The Death of King Edward III1911
The Miracle1912
Treasure Trove1911
Snatched from a Burning Death1915
A Reformed Santa Claus1911
Madge of the Mountains1911
The Love of John Ruskin1912
Vampire of the Desert1913
The Girl and the Sheriff1911
The Inherited Taint1911
Arbutus1911
The Wooing of Winifred1911
A Quaker Mother1911
Barriers Burned Away1911
Alixe; or, the Test of Friendship1913
Eureka!1913
The Sleep of Cyma Roget1920
Her Boy1912
Yellow Bird1912
For Love and Glory1911
The Sleep Walker1911
The Party Dress1912
Where the Money Went1912
Ups and Downs1911
She Came, She Saw, She Conquered1911

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Helen Louise Gardner was an American stage and film actress, screenwriter, film producer and costume designer. She was the first film actor to form her own production company. Her productions were primarily feature-length films, making her one of the earliest adopters of the feature film. Gardner's work was distinct for frequently centering female characters. Gardner is also considered one of the screen's first vamps.

Country
United States
Category
Actors
Type
Actor
Status
deceased
Dates
Lived 1884 to 1968 · aged 84
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15 languages

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