Mary MacLaren
American film actress (1896-1985) · United States · On the map · Actors · Died at 89
Mary MacLaren was an American film actress in both the silent and sound eras. She was the younger sister of actresses Miriam and Katherine MacDonald and appeared in more than 170 films between 1916 and 1949.
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1985Died9 November 19851945
KittyFilm, Maid to Duke Malmunster (uncredited)1943
The Leopard ManFilm, Nun (uncredited)1942
Sunset SerenadeFilm, Party Guest1940
'Til We Meet AgainFilm, Woman Sleeping in Deck Chair (uncredited)1939
Broadway SerenadeFilm, Costumer (uncredited)1938
I Met My Love AgainFilm, College Staff Member (uncredited)1937
Stand-InFilm, Naomi1935
Clive of IndiaFilm, Nurse1934
CleopatraFilm, Roman Woman (uncredited)1933
Headline ShooterFilm, Murderess (uncredited)1931
The Mystery TrainFilm, Nurse1921
The Three MusketeersFilm, Anne of Austria1918
BreadFilm, Candace Newby1916
ShoesFilm, Eva Meyer1896Born19 January 1896
KittyFilm, Maid to Duke Malmunster (uncredited)1943The Leopard ManFilm, Nun (uncredited)1942Sunset SerenadeFilm, Party Guest1940'Til We Meet AgainFilm, Woman Sleeping in Deck Chair (uncredited)1939Broadway SerenadeFilm, Costumer (uncredited)1938I Met My Love AgainFilm, College Staff Member (uncredited)1937Stand-InFilm, Naomi1935Clive of IndiaFilm, Nurse1934CleopatraFilm, Roman Woman (uncredited)1933Headline ShooterFilm, Murderess (uncredited)1931The Mystery TrainFilm, Nurse1921The Three MusketeersFilm, Anne of Austria1918BreadFilm, Candace Newby1916ShoesFilm, Eva Meyer1896Born19 January 1896People around Mary
Mitchell Leisen Directed To Each His Own and Midnight
Richard Boleslawski Directed Theodora Goes Wild and Les Misérables
Darryl F. Zanuck Produced Les Misérables and Captain January
Tod Browning Directed Bonnie Bonnie Lassie (1919)
David Butler Also in Bonnie Bonnie Lassie (1919)
Phil Rosen Directed Across the Continent (1922)
Lois Weber Produced Shoes (1916)
Cecil B. DeMille Directed Cleopatra and Union Pacific
Adolph Zukor Produced Across the Continent and Outcast
Robert Z. Leonard Directed After Office Hours and Escapade
John Cromwell Directed Little Lord Fauntleroy and In Name Only
Waldemar Young Wrote Cleopatra and Men in White
William Powell Also in Escapade, Outcast and The Key
Phillips Smalley Produced Shoes (1916), also in Cleopatra (1934)
John Wayne Also in Westward Ho and The New Frontier
John Carradine Also in Cleopatra and Les Misérables
C. Aubrey Smith Also in Cleopatra and Little Lord Fauntleroy
Charles Brackett Produced To Each His Own (1946)
Henry Kolker Also in Union Pacific and Theodora Goes Wild
Ida May Park Directed The Amazing Wife (1919)
Ferdinand Gottschalk Also in Cleopatra and Les Misérables
Lionel Belmore Also in Cleopatra and Little Lord Fauntleroy
Murdock MacQuarrie Also in The Shadow and Les Misérables
Robert Greig Also in Theodora Goes Wild and Les Misérables
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Mr. Smith Goes to Washington 1939
Midnight 1939
Les Misérables 1935
In Name Only 1939
Union Pacific 1939
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Country
United States
Category
Actors
Type
Actor
Status
Deceased
Dates
Lived 1896 to 1985 · aged 89
