Madge Bellamy
American actress (1899-1990) · United States · On the map · Actors · Died at 90
Madge Bellamy was an American stage and film actress. She was a popular leading lady in the 1920s and early 1930s. Bellamy's career declined in the sound era and ended following a romantic scandal in the 1940s.
Madge Bellamy is read about 71 times a day, in 27 languages.
A typical day, 30 days to 11 November 2026
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1990Died24 January 19901945
Northwest TrailFilm, Mrs. Yeager1936
Champagne CharlieFilm, Woman in Cab1935
The Daring Young ManFilm, Sally1934
Charlie Chan in LondonFilm, Becky Fothergill1933
Gigolettes of ParisFilm, Suzanne Ricord1932
White ZombieFilm, Madeleine Short Parker1929
FugitivesFilm, Alice Carroll1927
Ankles PreferredFilm, Nora1926
Bertha the Sewing Machine GirlFilm, Bertha Sloan1925
A Fool and His MoneyFilm, Countess von Pless1924
His Forgotten WifeFilm, Suzanne1923
Soul of the BeastFilm, Ruth Lorrimore1922
Lorna DooneFilm, Lorna Doone1921
Blind HeartsFilm, Julia Larson1899Born30 June 1899
Northwest TrailFilm, Mrs. Yeager1936Champagne CharlieFilm, Woman in Cab1935The Daring Young ManFilm, Sally1934Charlie Chan in LondonFilm, Becky Fothergill1933Gigolettes of ParisFilm, Suzanne Ricord1932White ZombieFilm, Madeleine Short Parker1929FugitivesFilm, Alice Carroll1927Ankles PreferredFilm, Nora1926Bertha the Sewing Machine GirlFilm, Bertha Sloan1925A Fool and His MoneyFilm, Countess von Pless1924His Forgotten WifeFilm, Suzanne1923Soul of the BeastFilm, Ruth Lorrimore1922Lorna DooneFilm, Lorna Doone1921Blind HeartsFilm, Julia Larson1899Born30 June 1899People around Madge
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William Fox Produced Lightnin' and Summer Bachelors
Thomas H. Ince Produced Hail the Woman and Lorna Doone
John Ford Produced The Iron Horse (1926)
Frank Borzage Produced Lazybones (1925)
Adolph Zukor Produced The Telephone Girl (1927)
Victor Schertzinger Directed Thunder Mountain and The Golden Strain
Rowland V. Lee Directed Blind Hearts and Havoc
John G. Blystone Directed Ankles Preferred and Mother Knows Best
Leslie Fenton Also in Lazybones, Thunder Mountain and Havoc- Eugene Forde Directed Charlie Chan in London (1934)
Eve Unsell Wrote The Golden Strain and The Parasite- John Stone Produced Charlie Chan in London (1934)
Hobart Bosworth Produced Blind Hearts (1921)
J. Farrell MacDonald Also in The Iron Horse and Lightnin'
Margaret Livingston Also in Havoc and Love's Whirlpool
Edythe Chapman Also in Lazybones, Havoc and Lightnin'
Carrie Clark Ward Also in Soul of the Beast (1923)
Emmett J. Flynn Directed Wings of Youth (1925)
John Griffith Wray Directed Hail the Woman (1921)- James Tinling Directed Very Confidential (1927)
Lynn Bari Also in Under Your Spell (1936)
Harvey Clark Also in The Dixie Merchant and Havoc
Arthur Treacher Also in Under Your Spell (1936)
Wallace MacDonald Also in Love and Glory and Lightnin'
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Country
United States
Category
Actors
Type
Actor
Status
Deceased
Dates
Lived 1899 to 1990 · aged 90
