Biography

Rosalyn Boulter(1917-1997)

Actress

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Rosalyn Boulter

Rosalyn Boulter was born on 1 February 1917 in Burton-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England, UK. She was an actress, known for A Royal Divorce (1938), Love at Sea (1936) and Rhythm Serenade (1943). She was married to William Sistrom and Stanley Haynes. She died on 6 March 1997 in Santa Barbara, California, USA.

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Known for

Pierre Blanchar and Ruth Chatterton in A Royal Divorce (1938)

A Royal Divorce

6.5

Hortense

1938

6.6

Betty

1936

Rhythm Serenade (1943)

Rhythm Serenade

5.7

Monica Jimson

1943

Rosalyn Boulter and Griffith Jones in Return of a Stranger (1937)

Return of a Stranger

5.4

Carol Wall

1937

Credits

Actress

La bourrasque
7.2
- Mrs. Stephens
- 1957
For Better or Worse
TV Movie
- Sybil Grant
- 1952
BBC Sunday-Night Theatre
7.2
TV Series
- Edith
- 1951
Lady Precious Stream
TV Movie
- Princess of the Western Regions
- 1950
À tout péché miséricorde
6.6
- Frankie Ketchen
- 1949
This Man Is Mine
5.8
- Brenda Ferguson
- 1946
George in Civvy Street
6.5
- Mary Colton
- 1946
Medal for the General
6.6
- Billetting Officer
- 1944
In Which We Live: Being the Story of a Suit Told by Itself
6.2
Short
- Wife
- 1943
Rhythm Serenade
5.7
- Monica Jimson
- 1943
Femmes en mission
6.2
- Telephonist
- 1943
Spitfire
7.0
- Mabel Lovesay
- 1942
A Royal Divorce
6.5
- Hortense
- 1938
Who Killed Cock Robin?
TV Movie
- 1938
Holiday's End
- Joyce Deane
- 1937

Personal details

Born
- February 1, 1917
- Burton-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England, UK
Died
- March 6, 1997
- Santa Barbara, California, USA
Spouses
Other works
She acted in Talbot Rothwell, George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart's play, "Queen Elizabeth Slept Here", at the Strand Theatre in London, England with Jimmy Hanley and Kenneth Connor in the cast.

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Nickname
- Roz

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