Lillian Leighton
American actress (1874-1956) · United States · On the map · Actors · Died at 81
Lillianne Brown Leighton, known professionally as Lillian Leighton, was an American silent film actress. Leighton started her career in Chicago.
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1956Died19 March 19561935
WhipsawFilm, Aunt Jane1934
CleopatraFilm, Onlooker at Procession (uncredited)1931
SweepstakesFilm, Ma Clancy1930
Feet FirstFilm, Mrs. Tanner1926
Be Your AgeFilm, Mrs. Schwartzkopple1925
ContrabandFilm, Mrs. Churchill1924
$50,000 RewardFilm, Mrs. Miller1922
Is Matrimony a Failure?Film, Martha Saxby1921
Crazy to MarryFilm, Sarah De Morgan1920
The Jack-Knife ManFilm, Widow Potter1918
Old Wives for NewFilm, Maid1917
Castles for TwoFilm, Brian's Sister1912
The AwakeningFilm, Writer1910
The Wonderful Wizard of OzFilm, Union Enforcer1874Born17 May 1874
WhipsawFilm, Aunt Jane1934CleopatraFilm, Onlooker at Procession (uncredited)1931SweepstakesFilm, Ma Clancy1930Feet FirstFilm, Mrs. Tanner1926Be Your AgeFilm, Mrs. Schwartzkopple1925ContrabandFilm, Mrs. Churchill1924$50,000 RewardFilm, Mrs. Miller1922Is Matrimony a Failure?Film, Martha Saxby1921Crazy to MarryFilm, Sarah De Morgan1920The Jack-Knife ManFilm, Widow Potter1918Old Wives for NewFilm, Maid1917Castles for TwoFilm, Brian's Sister1912The AwakeningFilm, Writer1910The Wonderful Wizard of OzFilm, Union Enforcer1874Born17 May 1874People around Lillian
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Cecil B. DeMille Produced Joan the Woman and Saturday Night
Sam Wood Directed Whipsaw and A City Sparrow
Jesse Louis Lasky Produced Joan the Woman and The Plow Girl
Charles Clary Also in Joan the Woman and Brown of Harvard
Kathlyn Williams Also in Forbidden Fruit and The Prince Chap
Colin Campbell Directed Brown of Harvard and Getting Married
William Nicholas Selig Produced The Wonderful Wizard of Oz (1910)
Winifred Greenwood Also in The Wonderful Wizard of Oz (1910)
Otis Turner Directed The Wonderful Wizard of Oz (1910)
William Stowell Also in Brown of Harvard and The Two Orphans
Adrienne Kroell Also in Brown of Harvard and The Two Orphans
Charles Stanton Ogle Also in The Prince Chap and Ruggles of Red Gap
Rex De Rosselli Also in The Two Orphans and A Fair Exchange
Jeanie MacPherson Wrote Joan the Woman and The Little American
King Vidor Directed The Jack-Knife Man and Poor Relations
Hobart Bosworth Also in Joan the Woman (1916)
James Cruze Directed What Happened to Jones (1920)
Theodore Roberts Also in Joan the Woman and Forbidden Fruit
Myrtle Stedman Also in The Two Orphans and A Fair Exchange
Otis B. Thayer Also in A Fair Exchange (1911)
William Duncan Also in The Wheels of Justice (1911)
Thomas Carrigan Also in The Two Orphans and A Fair Exchange
Edythe Chapman Also in The Little American and The Plow Girl
William Churchill deMille Directed The Prince Chap (1920)
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Country
United States
Category
Actors
Type
Actor
Status
Deceased
Dates
Lived 1874 to 1956 · aged 81
