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Maris Wrixon

Maris Wrixon
  • Name: Maris Wrixon
  • Birthday: 1916-12-28
  • Also known as: Mary Alice Wrixon,Maris Wrixan,Maris Wrixon Fehr
  • Place of birth: Pasco, Washington, USA
  • Popularity: 0.677
Biography: From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Maris Wrixon (December 28, 1916 – October 6, 1999) was an American film and television actress. She appeared in over 50 films between 1939 and 1951. Between 1940 and 1942, Wrixon appeared in 29 films at Warner Bros., alternating between uncredited parts (in films including High Sierra and Dark Victory) and supporting roles. Wrixon worked primarily in B-movies and, in addition to her Warners films, in films produced by Poverty Row studios such as Monogram Pictures. Monogram released the film in which The New York Times says "horror fans remember her best," The Ape, which starred Boris Karloff.

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Title Release date
The Graduate   as  Welcoming Party Guest (uncredited) 1967-12-21
As You Were   as  WAC 1951-10-05
Highway 13   as  Mary Hadley 1948-12-28
The Saxon Charm   as  Mrs. McCarthy 1948-09-28
Hollywood Wonderland   as  Western Heroine (clip from "Ride, Cowboy, Ride", 1939) (uncredited) 1947-08-09
The Glass Alibi   as  Linda Vale 1946-04-27
The Face of Marble   as  Linda Sinclair 1946-01-19
Black Market Babies   as  Helen Roberts 1945-12-15
White Pongo   as  Pamela Bragdon 1945-11-02
This Love of Ours   as  Evelyn 1945-11-02
The Master Key   as  Dorothy Newton 1945-04-24
Trail to Gunsight   as  Mary Wagner 1944-08-18
Waterfront   as  Freda Hauser 1944-06-10
Phantom Lady   as  Blonde (uncredited) 1944-01-28
Women in Bondage   as  Grete Ziegler 1943-12-16
Silent Witness   as  Betty Higgins, Special Investigator 1943-01-15
The Old Homestead   as  Mary Jo Weaver 1942-08-17
Sons of the Pioneers   as  Louise Harper 1942-07-02
Spy Ship   as  Sue Mitchell 1942-06-06
Bullets for O'Hara   as  Elaine Standish 1941-07-19
Sunset in Wyoming   as  Wilmetta 'Billie' Wentworth 1941-07-15
Million Dollar Baby   as  Diana Bennett 1941-05-31
A Shot in the Dark   as  Helen Armstrong 1941-04-05
Footsteps in the Dark   as  June Brewster 1941-03-08
The Case of the Black Parrot   as  Sandy Vantine 1941-01-09
Santa Fe Trail   as  Girl at Wedding (uncredited) 1940-12-20
Lady with Red Hair   as  Miss Annie Ellis (uncredited) 1940-11-30
Knute Rockne All American   as  Telephone Operator (uncredited) 1940-10-05
The Ape   as  Frances Clifford 1940-09-30
The Man Who Talked Too Much   as  Roscoe's Secretary 1940-07-16
Cinderella's Feller   as  Fairy Godmother 1940-06-08
Saturday's Children   as  2nd Nurse - City Hospital (uncredited) 1940-05-04
'Til We Meet Again   as  Girl (uncredited) 1940-04-20
Alice in Movieland   as  Operator (uncredited) 1940-03-03
Calling Philo Vance   as  Long-Distance Operator (uncredited) 1940-02-03
Private Detective   as  First Telephone Operator (uncredited) 1939-12-09
A Child Is Born   as  Information Girl (uncredited) 1939-12-07
The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex   as  Lady of the Court (uncredited) 1939-11-11
British Intelligence   as  Dorothy Bennett 1939-11-10
Jeepers Creepers   as  Connie Durant 1939-10-27
No Place to Go   as  Mrs. Washburn 1939-09-23
Dust Be My Destiny   as  Switchboard Operator (uncredited) 1939-09-16
Ride, Cowboy, Ride   as  Laura Ramsey 1939-09-09
Each Dawn I Die   as  Girl in Car (uncredited) 1939-08-19
Daughters Courageous   as  Girl at Beach (uncredited) 1939-06-23
Code of the Secret Service   as  Saxby's Secretary (uncredited) 1939-05-27
Dark Victory   as  Judith's Friend (uncredited) 1939-04-20
The Adventures of Jane Arden   as  Martha Blanton 1939-03-18
Off the Record   as  Telephone Operator (uncredited) 1939-01-21