Frances Drake(1912-2000)

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Las manos de Orlac (1935)

Frances Drake nació el 22 de octubre de 1912 en Nueva York, Nueva York, EE.UU.. Fue una actriz, conocida por Las manos de Orlac (1935), The Preview Murder Mystery (1936) y El rayo invisible (1936). Estuvo casada con David Brown y Lt. Cecil John Arthur Howard. Murió el 18 de enero de 2000 en California, Estados Unidos.

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Nombre alternativo
- Frances Dean
Altura
- 1.59 m
Nacimiento
- 22 de octubre de 1912
- Nueva York, Nueva York, Estados Unidos
Defunción
- 18 de enero de 2000
- Irvine, California, Estados Unidos(causas naturales)
Cónyuges
Otros trabajos
Made stage debut in London in "Potash and Perlmutter," which ran eight weeks at the Caiety Theatre.
Listados publicitarios
- 2 Artículos
- 1 Foto de portada de revista

Trivia
Dark-haired American-born actress who went to finishing school in Arundel, England. After dancing in London nightclubs, she spent her apprenticeship on stage (e.g., "The Little Earthquake" in 1933, as a cockney maid) and in minor British films. She made her Hollywood debut in Bolero (1934) and was thereafter typecast as damsels in distress, opposite horror stars Bela Lugosi, Boris Karloff, and Peter Lorre. Paramount changed her name to Frances Drake because her birth name, Frances Dean, was too similar to that of one of their stars, Frances Dee.

Citas
[In a 1986 interview] Charles Laughton was very interesting to watch. Before he went into a scene, he'd go through these gyrations, and huff and puff... I don't know what it did for him, but he was quite amusing to watch! He was often very effective, wasn't he? Marvelous!