Renee Gadd(1908-2003)

Actress

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Renee Gadd

Renee Gadd was born on 22 June 1908 in Bahía Blanca, Buenos Aires, Argentina. She was an actress, known for Au coeur de la nuit (1945), David Copperfield (1935) and Frieda (1947). She was married to Joe Wilson, Guy Tooth and Harry Hardman. She died on 20 July 2003 in Hove, East Sussex, England, UK.

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Known for

Au coeur de la nuit (1945)

Au coeur de la nuit

7.5

Mrs. Craig(as Renèe Gadd)

1945

David Copperfield (1935)

David Copperfield

7.3

Janet(as Renée Gadd)

1935

Mai Zetterling in Frieda (1947)

7.1

Mrs. Freeman

1947

Gloria Stuart and Nils Asther in The Love Captive (1934)

The Love Captive

Valerie Loft

1934

Credits

Actress

Studio One
7.5
TV Series
- Miss Morris
- 1956
Lux Video Theatre
7.3
TV Series
- Mother
- Mrs. Don
- 1951–1952
La lampe bleue
6.8
- Woman Driver (uncredited)
- 1950
Les ailes brûlées
6.5
- Mrs. Parsons
- 1948
Frieda
7.1
- Mrs. Freeman
- 1947
Au coeur de la nuit
7.5
- Mrs. Craig (as Renèe Gadd)
- 1945
They Came to a City
6.3
- Dorothy Stritton
- 1944
Unpublished Story
6.4
- Miss Hartley
- 1942
Murder in Soho
5.1
- Woman in Police Station
- 1939
Meet Mr. Penny
- Mrs. Brown
- 1938
Under a Cloud
5.6
- Judy St. John
- 1937
Brief Ecstasy
6.3
- Girl Friend
- 1937
Clothes and the Woman
- Schoolmistress
- 1937
The Man Who Made Diamonds
- Marianne
- 1937
The Man in the Mirror
6.1
- Miss Blake (as Rene Gadd)
- 1936

Personal details

Alternative names
- Rene Gadd
Height
- 1.60 m
Born
- June 22, 1908
- Bahía Blanca, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Died
- July 20, 2003
- Hove, East Sussex, England, UK(natural causes)
Spouses
Publicity listings
- 2 Articles

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Trivia
Daughter (one of nine) of a railroad executive, born on a ranch in Argentina. In England from 1913. Began acting on stage in 1924, eventually joining a Shakespearean company in Stratford-upon-Avon. Later acted on the West End stage and in English films with BIP from 1931 to 1934. Appeared with Fred Astaire in London productions of "Lady, Be Good!" and "Funny Face". Her career diminished by the late 1930's.

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