Miriam Seegar(1907-2011)

Miriam Seegar è nata il 1 settembre 1907. Luogo di nascita: Usa. È conosciuta come attrice. È celebre per aver partecipato a Seven Keys to Baldpate (1929), The Price of Divorce (1928) e What a Man! (1930). È stata sposata con Tim Whelan. Morì il 2 gennaio 2011. Luogo di morte: Usa.

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Film

Film

Film

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Film

False Faces
6,6
- Lottie Nation (as Miriam Seeger)
- 1932
Out of Singapore
5,2
- Mary Carroll
- 1932
Strangers of the Evening
5,0
- Ruth Daniels
- 1932
The Famous Ferguson Case
6,5
- Mrs. Judd Brooks (non citato nei titoli originali)
- 1932
Madame Julie
5,4
- Doris Whitcomb (as Miriam Seeger)
- 1931
The Lion and the Lamb
- Madge
- 1931
The Dawn Trail
6,2
- June Denton (as Miriam Seeger)
- 1930
L'ultimo poker
7,0
- Joan McCall
- 1930
What a Man!
- Eileen Kilbourne
- 1930
New Movietone Follies of 1930
6,8
- Mary Mason
- 1930
The Valley of Ghosts
- Stella Nelson
- 1930
Clancy in Wall Street
4,8
- Katie Clancy
- 1930
Seven Keys to Baldpate
6,1
- Mary Norton
- 1929
Fashions in Love
7,1
- Delphine Martin
- 1929
When Knights Were Bold
3,2
- Lady Rowena
- 1929

Nomi alternativi
- Miriam Seeger
Altezza
- 1,54 m
Data di nascita
- 1 settembre 1907
- Greentown, Indiana, Stati Uniti
Data di morte
- 2 gennaio 2011
- Pasadena, California, Stati Uniti
Coniuge
- Tim Whelan4 aprile 1931 - 12 agosto 1957 (morte del marito, 2 bambini)
Altre opere
Stage: Appeared (replacing Sylvia Sidney) in "Crime", Queens Theatre, West End, London, England.
Inserzioni pubblicitarie
- 1 Foto di copertina

Quiz
She and her husband, director Tim Whelan, had two sons. Tim Whelan Jr. and Michael, the latter born with Down's Syndrome. Her husband died in 1957 and, tragically, both sons died within a span of nine months of each other in 1997. She has two grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.

Citazioni
[about shooting The Dawn Trail (1930)] There was a scene in the picture that was very scary. I was scared to death. The cattle stampeded--and they were to go around us. I had the right to refuse, because this was dangerous, but I didn't. I was in the ditch while, offscreen, cowboys on horses would turn the cattle away, just as they were coming to the ditch! They didn't go over me, but if they had missed one cow, that would have been it!