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Isabel Jewell

Isabel Jewell
  • Name: Isabel Jewell
  • Birthday: 1907-07-19
  • Also known as: Isabel Jewel,Isobel Jewell
  • Place of birth: Shoshone, Wyoming, USA
  • Popularity: 0.119
Biography: From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Isabel Jewell (July 19, 1907 – April 5, 1972) was an American actress most active in the 1930s and early 1940s. Some of her most famous films were Ceiling Zero, Marked Woman, A Tale of Two Cities, and Gone With the Wind. After years in theater stock companies, including an 87-week stint in Lincoln, Nebraska, she hit the big time after getting a part on Broadway in Up Pops the Devil (1930). She received glowing critical reviews for Blessed Event (1932) as well. Jewell's film debut came in Blessed Event (1932). She had been brought to Hollywood by Warner Brothers for the film version of Up Pops the Devil. Jewell gained other supporting roles,... Read More

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Title Release date
Ciao! Manhattan   as  Mummy 1973-04-19
Sweet Kill   as  Mrs. Cole 1972-02-18
The New Cinema   as  Self 1968-01-01
Hollywood: The Selznick Years   as  'A Tale of Two Cities' (archive footage) (uncredited) 1961-12-31
Bernardine   as  Ruby McDuff 1957-07-24
Drum Beat   as  Lily White 1954-11-10
Man in the Attic   as  Katy 1953-12-23
Belle Starr's Daughter   as  Belle Starr 1948-11-13
Michael O'Halloran   as  Mrs Laura Nelson 1948-08-08
The Bishop's Wife   as  Hysterical Mother 1947-12-25
Born to Kill   as  Laury Palmer 1947-04-30
Badman's Territory   as  Belle Starr 1946-05-04
Sensation Hunters   as  Mae 1945-10-12
Steppin' in Society   as  Jenny the Juke 1945-07-09
The Merry Monahans   as  Rose 1944-09-15
The Falcon and the Co-Eds   as  Mary Phoebus 1943-11-10
Danger! Women at Work   as  Marie 1943-08-23
The Seventh Victim   as  Frances Fallon 1943-08-21
The Leopard Man   as  Maria the Fortune Teller 1943-05-19
For Beauty's Sake   as  Amy Devore 1941-06-06
High Sierra   as  Blonde 1941-01-23
Little Men   as  Stella 1940-11-29
Marked Men   as  Linda Harkness 1940-09-30
Scatterbrain   as  Esther Harrington 1940-07-20
Babies for Sale   as  Edith Drake 1940-06-14
Irene   as  Jane McGee 1940-04-23
Northwest Passage   as  Jennie Coit 1940-02-23
Oh, Johnny, How You Can Love!   as  Gertie - Truck Stop Waitress 1940-01-01
Gone with the Wind   as  Emmy Slattery 1939-12-15
Missing Daughters   as  Peggy 1939-05-22
They Asked For It   as  Molly Herkimer 1939-05-20
The Crowd Roars   as  Mrs. Martin 1938-08-06
Swing It, Sailor!   as  Myrtle Montrose 1938-02-04
Love on Toast   as  Belle Huntley 1937-12-03
Marked Woman   as  Emmy Lou Eagan 1937-04-10
Lost Horizon   as  Gloria Stone 1937-03-03
Career Woman   as  Gracie Clay 1936-12-18
Go West Young Man   as  Gladys 1936-11-18
Valiant Is the Word for Carrie   as  Lilli Eipper 1936-10-06
The Man Who Lived Twice   as  Peggy Russell 1936-09-25
36 Hours to Kill   as  Jeanie Benson 1936-07-24
Small Town Girl   as  Emily 'Em' Brannan 1936-04-10
Big Brown Eyes   as  Bessie Blair 1936-04-03
The Leathernecks Have Landed   as  Brooklyn 1936-02-17
Dancing Feet   as  Mabel Henry 1936-01-20
Ceiling Zero   as  Lou Clarke 1936-01-16
A Tale of Two Cities   as  The Seamstress 1935-12-25
Mad Love   as  Marianne (scenes deleted) 1935-07-12
The Casino Murder Case   as  Amelia 1935-03-15
Times Square Lady   as  Babe 1935-03-08
I've Been Around   as  Sally Van Loan 1935-03-05
Shadow of Doubt   as  Inez 1935-02-15
Evelyn Prentice   as  Judith Wilson 1934-11-09
She Had to Choose   as  Sally Bates 1934-10-01
Here Comes the Groom   as  Angy 1934-06-21
Manhattan Melodrama   as  Annabelle 1934-05-04
Let’s Be Ritzy   as  Betty 1934-05-01
Hollywood on Parade No. B-1 1934-03-02
Design for Living   as  Plunkett's Stenographer 1933-12-29
Counsellor at Law   as  Bessie Green 1933-12-25
The Women in His Life   as  Catherine Watson 1933-12-08
Advice to the Lovelorn   as  Rose 1933-12-01
Day of Reckoning   as  Kate Lovett 1933-10-26
Bombshell   as  Nellie, Junior's Girlfriend 1933-10-13
Beauty for Sale   as  Hortense 1933-09-01
Bondage   as  Beulah 1933-04-22
The Crime of the Century   as  Bridge Player (uncredited) 1933-02-18
Blessed Event   as  Dorothy Lane 1932-09-10