Claire Dodd(1911-1973)

Actrice
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Fast Company (1938)

Claire Dodd est née le 29 décembre 1911 en Iowa, États-Unis. Elle était actrice. Elle est connue pour Roberta (1935), The Case of the Curious Bride (1935) et The Case of the Velvet Claws (1936). Elle était mariée à Harry Brand Cooper et John ("Jack") Milton Strauss. Elle est morte le 23 novembre 1973 en Californie, États-Unis.

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Œuvres principales

Roberta

7,0

Sophie Teale

1935

The Case of the Curious Bride

6,6

Della Street

1935

The Case of the Velvet Claws

6,0

Della Street

1936

Prologue

7,5

Vivian Rich

1933

Crédits

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Artiste

The Daring Young Man
6,0
- Marlene
- 1942
Mississippi Gambler
6,6
- Gladys La Verne
- 1942
The Mad Doctor of Market Street
5,2
- Patricia Wentworth
- 1942
Don Winslow of the Navy
6,6
- Mercedes Colby
- 1942
Deux nigauds marins
6,7
- Dorothy Roberts
- 1941
The Black Cat
6,1
- Margaret Gordon
- 1941
If I Had My Way
6,0
- Brenda Johnson
- 1940
Slightly Honorable
6,0
- Alma Brehmer
- 1939
Woman Doctor
8,1
- Gail Patterson
- 1939
Charlie Chan in Honolulu
6,7
- Carol Wayne
- 1938
Three Loves Has Nancy
6,4
- Vivian Herford
- 1938
Fast Company
6,6
- Julia Thorne
- 1938
Romance in the Dark
7,6
- Countess Monica Foldesay
- 1938
The Women Men Marry
5,9
- Claire Raeburn
- 1937
The Song of a Nation
5,8
Court métrage
- Mary Key
- 1936

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Vidéos6

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The Case of the Velvet Claws Official Trailer

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The Case of the Velvet Claws Official Trailer

Données personnelles

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Taille
- 5′ 6″ (1,68 m)
Naissance
- 29 décembre 1911
- Baxter, Iowa, États-Unis
Décédé(e)
- 23 novembre 1973
- Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, Californie, États-Unis(cancer)
Conjoints(es)
Autres travaux
Active on Broadway in the following production:
Offres publicitaires
- 5 Articles

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Anecdotes
Before her acting career got off the ground, she was a model in Burlingame, California. Spotted by a talent agent, she was brought to Hollywood for a screen test and was given the name "Claire Dodd" and cast as a "Goldwyn Girl" in the Eddie Cantor musical Whoopee! (1930).

Citations
I did almost nothing much for a year. Publicity [photographs, greeting exhibitor's parties, dancing group scenes, odds and ends . . . Any extra could have done what I was assigned, and yet I was receiving a very decent salary check regularly. -- CD, describing her early film career with Paramount Pictures