• Grace Boyd

    1913 - 2010

    Grace Boyd (1913 - 2010)

    Actress. Though she starred in several dozen Hollywood features of the 1930s and 1940s, she will perhaps be better remembered as the wife of actor William Boyd, the screen’s Hopalong Cassidy. Raised in New York, she trained as a classical pianist at the Eastman School of Music in Rochester, New York, but after winning a […]

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  • Olinda Bozan

    1894 - 1977

    Olinda Bozan (1894 - 1977)

    Famed actress. She was one of the milestones of the Argentine theater. She began his career at age 5 in a circus. During her long career, she participated in 51 films.

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  • Sofia Bozan

    1904 - 1958

    Sofia Bozan (1904 - 1958)

    Actress, Singer. One of the most emblematic theater actresses that Buenos Aires ever had. Acted with famous tango singer Carlos Gardel in the movie “Luces de Buenos Aires”

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  • Dorris Bowdon

    1914 - 2005

    Dorris Bowdon (1914 - 2005)

    Actress. She was the widow of Oscar-nominated screenwriter Nunnally Johnson. She was also the grandmother of actor Jack Johnson who played Will Robinson in the feature film version of “Lost in Space.” She is best remembered for her performance as Rose-of-Sharon in John Ford’s classic film “The Grapes of Wrath.” Also she worked with director […]

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  • Chili Bouchier

    1909 - 1999

    Chili Bouchier (1909 - 1999)

    Actress. Born Dorothy Irene Boucher into a close knit family in London, she went to work at Harrods as a model at the age of 15. After being fired for being seduced by one of the store’s floorwalkers, she responded to a newspaper advertisement offering help getting into movies. Bouchier, started working in the film […]

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  • Clara Bow

    1905 - 1965

    Clara Bow (1905 - 1965)

    Actress. Known as the ‘It Girl,’ she is considered America’s first “Sex Symbol”. Born to poverty in Brooklyn, New York, she won a photo beauty contest that launched her film career in 1922. She was “discovered” while working at a Coney Island Hot Dog stand run by Nathan Handwerker, who would later find fame in […]

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  • Lyda Borelli

    1884 - 1959

    Lyda Borelli (1884 - 1959)

    Italian silent film star. Sister of actress Alda Borelli.

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  • Veda Borg

    1915 - 1973

    Veda Borg (1915 - 1973)

    Actress. Married to director Andrew McLaglen. Mother of Production Manager Mary McLaglen. Appeared in “Guys and Dolls” (1955) and “Mark Trail” (1944) co-starring Bob Steele.

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  • Denise Borino-Quinn

    1964 - 2010

    Denise Borino-Quinn (1964 - 2010)

    Actress. She portrayed overweight mob wife Ginny Sacramone in the hit HBO series “The Sopranos” from 2001 until its conclusion in 2007. A graduate of West Essex High School, she was a legal assistant in New Brunswick, New Jersey, who accompanied a childhood friend to an open casting call for the successful Mafia-themed show; to […]

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  • Roz Borden

    1932 - 2003

    Roz Borden (1932 - 2003)

    Actress. One-half of the acting Borden twins with her sister Marilyn who started acting at age 3, but who are best known for an appearance on a classic “I Love Lucy” episode called “Tennessee Bound” starring Tennessee Ernie Ford, with the twins playing Teensy and Weensy. The twins also worked with Jimmy Durante, Bob Newhart, […]

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  • Irene Bordoni

    1895 - 1953

    Irene Bordoni (1895 - 1953)

    Actress. Born in Ajaccio, Corsica, France, she first appeared in New York in the stage play “Broadway to Paris” (1912). After subsequent stage performaces and vaudeville nonmusical plays, she made her film debut in “Miss Information” (1915). Her other credits included “As You Were” (1920), “The French Doll” (1922) and “Paris” (1928). In 1938, she […]

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  • Shirley Booth

    1898 - 1992

    Shirley Booth (1898 - 1992)

    Actress. A prolific stage performer of the 20th Century, she is beloved by film audiences as the emotionally tortured but devoted wife, Lola Delaney in “Come Back Little Sheba” (1952), and by television viewers as Hazel Burke, the headstrong yet lovable housekeeper in the 1960s sitcom “Hazel”. Born Marjory Ford in New York City, she […]

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  • Jessie Bonstelle

    1871 - 1932

    Jessie Bonstelle (1871 - 1932)

    Actress, Drama Coach. Her first appearance in public was at the age of 2 as a singer, and was featured on her first national tour aged 7. She appeared in leading roles in her teens with the Schubert Company and founded acting troupes in Rochester, Buffalo, Toronto and Detroit. She coached or otherwise assisted many […]

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  • Bonnie Bonnell

    1905 - 1964

    Bonnie Bonnell (1905 - 1964)

    Actress who starred with Ted Healy in a number of movie ‘shorts’ in the early 1930’s which also featured the Three Stooges. Ted Healy coined her as “Bonnie.” Her real first name is Marion.

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  • Priscilla Bonner

    1899 - 1996

    Priscilla Bonner (1899 - 1996)

    Actress. A figure of the silent screen era and sister of actress Marjorie Bonner. She played the role of Gabrielle Darley in “The Red Kimono” (1925). Married to noted Hollywood Physician Dr. Emmanuel Bertrand Woolfan.

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  • Sudie Bond

    1928 - 1984

    Sudie Bond (1928 - 1984)

    Actress. She is probably best known for her role as Thelma Rice in the film “Silkwood” (1983). Starting out as a dancer and choreographer, she made her Broadway debut in 1952 and made numerous appearances in film and television. Her TV credits include regular roles in the soap opera “Guiding Light” and the sitcom, “Flo”, […]

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  • Beulah Bondi

    1889 - 1981

    Beulah Bondi (1889 - 1981)

    Actress. Stage career began at age 7 when she played the male role of Little Lord Fauntleroy and made her Broadway debut in 1925 in a play titled “One Of The Family.” The 2-time Oscar nominee was most famous on film for playing mothers and grandmothers. She played the mother of Jimmy Stewart in four […]

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  • Symona Boniface

    1894 - 1950

    Symona Boniface (1894 - 1950)

    Actress. She began her career in the theatre, where she produced and wrote plays in addition to acting. In the 1920s she entered film, where at first she had bit or uncredited parts, and occasionally a meatier supporting role. Her most important early role was in the 1931 feature ‘Dragnet Patrol.’ In 1934 she signed […]

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  • Alejandra Boero

    1918 - 2006

    Alejandra Boero (1918 - 2006)

    Stage director and actress. Also an actor´s teacher. Born Liria Ofelia Alejandra Digiamo Viera, she was one of the pioneers of the Argentine independent stage. She founded in 1950 the Nuevo Teatro group. During her last years, she managed the Theater “Andamio 90.”

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  • Charlotte Boisjoli

    1923 - 2001

    Charlotte Boisjoli (1923 - 2001)

    Actress. Boisjoli appeared in the films, “Zero Patience” (1993), “La Ligne De Chaleur” (1987), “It Can’t Be Winter, We Haven’t Had Summer Yet” (1980), “Monsieur Zero” (1977), “The Awakening” (1970), “Phedre” (1963), and as the narrator for, “Saint-Denys Garneau” (1960). Boisjoli also played in the television shows, “Sous Un Ciel Variable” in 1995, “Bonjour Docteur” […]

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  • Mary Boland

    1880 - 1965

    Mary Boland (1880 - 1965)

    American motion picture and television actress of the 1910s through 1950s.

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  • Virginia Boardman

    1889 - 1971

    Virginia Boardman (1889 - 1971)

    Actress. Born Virginia True Eames in Fort Davis, Texas, she was a popular performer of the silent film era and the wife of actor True Boardman. She started her acting career in 1906, as a stage extra and went on to appear in over 50 films. Her credits included “The Village Black Smith” (1922), “A […]

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  • Betty Blue

    1931 - 2000

    Betty Blue (1931 - 2000)

    Actress/Model. She was the Playboy Playmate for the month of November 1956. She appeared in the films “not Tonight Henry” (1961), as ‘Betty,’ and “Andy Warhol’s Women In Revolt” (1972), as ‘Pocahontas.’

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  • Betty Blythe

    1893 - 1972

    Betty Blythe (1893 - 1972)

    Actress. One of Hollywood’s earliest sex symbols. Born Elizabeth Blythe Slaughter in Los Angeles, she studied at USC and appeared on Broadway and the London stage before making her film debut in 1918. Two years later she signed with Fox Films as a replacement for screen vamp Theda Bara and became a very popular matinee […]

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  • Clara Blore

    1890 - 1973

    Clara Blore (1890 - 1973)

    American actress appearing in films of the 1930s, and 40s. Married to character actor Eric Blore.

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  • Lisa Blount

    1957 - 2010

    Lisa Blount (1957 - 2010)

    Actress, Producer. She is best known for her role of Lynette Pomeroy in the hit 1982 picture “An Officer and a Gentleman”, for which she received a Golden Globe nomination. Raised in Jacksonville, Arkansas, she attended the University of Arkansas, and landed her first movie part in the film “September 30, 1955” (1977), followed by […]

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  • Joan Blondell

    1906 - 1979

    Joan Blondell (1906 - 1979)

    Joan Blondell Actress. In a fifty year career, Joan Blondell juggled a duel career while acting, dancing and singing in some 80 films, she had a very successful stage career with many appearance on Broadway. Her early acting demeanor was brassy, wisecracking and happy go lucky, but after leaving Warner Brothers, becoming an independent actress, […]

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  • Monica Bleibtreu

    1944 - 2009

    Monica Bleibtreu (1944 - 2009)

    Actress. She was well known throughout western Europe and the German speaking countries as a performer of the stage, motion pictures and television. She was a graduate of Vienna’s prestigious Max Reinhardt acting school, and performed in theater houses throughout Germany before turning her attention to television and motion pictures. In 1975 she earned a […]

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  • Beatrice Blinn

    1901 - 1979

    Beatrice Blinn (1901 - 1979)

    Actress. She appeared in “Don’t Gamble With Love”(1936). “Mr Deeds Goes To Town”(1936), “Golden Boy”(1939), “Cafe Hostess”(1940), “Convicted Woman”(1940) and “Stop! Look! and Laugh!”(1960).

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  • Lucille Bliss

    1916 - 2012

    Lucille Bliss (1916 - 2012)

    Voice Actress. Born Lucille Theresa Bliss in New York City, she became known for her voice. She became a recognized television pioneer when she was tapped to voice the character of Crusader Rabbit in the first made for television cartoon series. The initial episodes aired in 1949 and ran through 1951. She debuted in feature […]

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