Isabel Jewell
Actress (1907-1972) · United States · On the map · Actors · Died at 64
Isabel Jewell was an American actress, who rose to prominence in the 1930s and early 1940s. Some of her more famous films were Ceiling Zero, Marked Woman, A Tale of Two Cities, Lost Horizon, and Gone with the Wind.
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1972Died5 April 1972
Sweet KillFilm, 1972Mrs. Cole1959
Lock-UpSeries1955
GunsmokeSeries, Madame Ahr1953
Man in the AtticFilm, Katy1952
Mr. & Mrs. NorthSeries1948
Belle Starr's DaughterFilm, Belle Starr1946
Badman's TerritoryFilm, Belle Starr1945
Sensation HuntersFilm, Mae1943
The Falcon and the Co-EdsFilm, Mary Phoebus1940
IreneFilm, Jane McGee1939
Gone with the WindFilm, Emmy Slattery1938
The Crowd RoarsFilm, Mrs. Martin1936
Big Brown EyesFilm, Bessie Blair1935
A Tale of Two CitiesFilm, The Seamstress1933
Beauty for SaleFilm, Hortense1932
Blessed EventFilm, Dorothy Lane1907Born19 July 1907
Sweet KillFilm, 1972Mrs. Cole1959Lock-UpSeries1955GunsmokeSeries, Madame Ahr1953Man in the AtticFilm, Katy1952Mr. & Mrs. NorthSeries1948Belle Starr's DaughterFilm, Belle Starr1946Badman's TerritoryFilm, Belle Starr1945Sensation HuntersFilm, Mae1943The Falcon and the Co-EdsFilm, Mary Phoebus1940IreneFilm, Jane McGee1939Gone with the WindFilm, Emmy Slattery1938The Crowd RoarsFilm, Mrs. Martin1936Big Brown EyesFilm, Bessie Blair1935A Tale of Two CitiesFilm, The Seamstress1933Beauty for SaleFilm, Hortense1932Blessed EventFilm, Dorothy Lane1907Born19 July 1907Known for
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Gone with the Wind 1939
The Bishop's Wife 1947
High Sierra 1941
Design for Living 1933
Mad Love 1935
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David O. Selznick Produced Gone with the Wind (1939)
George Cukor Directed Gone with the Wind (1939)
Victor Fleming Directed Gone with the Wind and Bombshell
Raoul Walsh Directed High Sierra and Big Brown Eyes
Robert Z. Leonard Directed A Tale of Two Cities (1935)
W. S. Van Dyke Directed Manhattan Melodrama (1934)
Jack Conway Directed A Tale of Two Cities (1935)
Hunt Stromberg Produced Northwest Passage and Bombshell- Val Lewton Produced The Seventh Victim and The Leopard Man
Alice Brady Also in Go West, Young Man and Beauty for Sale
Henry Hathaway Directed Go West, Young Man (1936)
Ben Hecht Directed Design for Living (1933)
Edward Everett Horton Also in Lost Horizon and Steppin' in Society
Nat Pendleton Also in Northwest Passage and The Crowd Roars
George B. Seitz Directed Shadow of Doubt (1935)
Herbert Stothart Wrote A Tale of Two Cities and Northwest Passage
Jean Brooks Also in The Seventh Victim (1943)
Ted Healy Also in Bombshell and Mad Love
Elizabeth Patterson Also in Go West, Young Man and Small Town Girl
Lloyd Ingraham Also in The Seventh Victim (1943)
Edward Gargan Also in Bombshell and Northwest Passage
Hal B. Wallis Produced Ceiling Zero (1936)
Jack L. Warner Produced Ceiling Zero (1936)
Stuart Erwin Also in Ceiling Zero and Day of Reckoning
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Country
United States
Category
Actors
Type
Actor
Status
Deceased
Dates
Lived 1907 to 1972 · aged 64
