Lillian Rich
English-born American actress (1900-1954) · United Kingdom · On the map · Actors · Died at 54
Lillian Rose Rich was an English-born actress of the silent era. She appeared in more than 60 films between 1919 and 1940.
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1954Died5 January 19541940
Dr. Kildare's CrisisFilm, Nurse in Lobby1938
Arsène Lupin ReturnsFilm, Telephone Operator (uncredited)1936
San FranciscoFilm, Nun (uncredited)1935
She Married Her BossFilm, Telephone Operator (uncredited)1932
Birthday BluesFilm, Lillian1931
Grief StreetFilm, Pamela Gregory1930High SeasFilm, Faith Jeffrey1926Dancing DaysFilm, Lillian Loring1925
A Kiss in the DarkFilm, Betty King1924
Cheap KissesFilm, Ardell Kendell1922
Catch My SmokeFilm, Mary Thorne1921
BeyondFilm, Bessie Ackroyd1920Dice of DestinyFilm, Nancy Preston1919
The Day She PaidFilm1900Born1 January 1900
Dr. Kildare's CrisisFilm, Nurse in Lobby1938
Arsène Lupin ReturnsFilm, Telephone Operator (uncredited)1936
San FranciscoFilm, Nun (uncredited)1935
She Married Her BossFilm, Telephone Operator (uncredited)1932
Birthday BluesFilm, Lillian1931
Grief StreetFilm, Pamela Gregory1930High SeasFilm, Faith Jeffrey1926Dancing DaysFilm, Lillian Loring1925
A Kiss in the DarkFilm, Betty King1924
Cheap KissesFilm, Ardell Kendell1922
Catch My SmokeFilm, Mary Thorne1921
BeyondFilm, Bessie Ackroyd1920Dice of DestinyFilm, Nancy Preston1919
The Day She PaidFilm1900Born1 January 1900People around Lillian
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Cecil B. DeMille Produced Braveheart and Whispering Smith
Robert Thornby Directed Felix O'Day and Half a Chance
Henry King Directed Dice of Destiny (1920)
Richard Thorpe Directed Grief Street and The Devil Plays
H. B. Warner Also in Dice of Destiny and One Hour Before Dawn
King Baggot Directed The Kentucky Derby (1922)
Claude Payton Also in Dice of Destiny and Catch My Smoke
Edmund Burns Also in One Hour Before Dawn and The Devil Plays
D. W. Griffith Directed San Francisco (1936)
Harry Carey Also in Man to Man and Soft Shoes
Jean Acker Also in San Francisco and Braveheart
W. S. Van Dyke Directed San Francisco (1936)
Jesse Louis Lasky Produced The Golden Bed (1925)
Rod La Rocque Also in The Golden Bed and Braveheart
Edward Sedgwick Directed The Bearcat (1922)
George McFarland Also in Birthday Blues and Free Wheeling
Harold Goodwin Also in The Bearcat and Man to Man
Jack Hoxie Also in The Phantom Horseman (1924)
Stymie Beard Also in Birthday Blues and Free Wheeling
Winter Hall Also in The Forger and High Seas
Robert F. McGowan Directed Birthday Blues and Free Wheeling
Roy Clements Directed Wanted: A Coward (1927)
Harry Carter Also in Go Straight and The Kentucky Derby
C. Gardner Sullivan Wrote Cheap Kisses and Braveheart
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About this person
Country
United Kingdom
Category
Actors
Type
Actor
Status
Deceased
Dates
Lived 1900 to 1954 · aged 54