Anne Seymour (actress)

Anne Seymour ( born September 11, 1909 in New York City; † December 8, 1988 in Los Angeles ) was an American actress.

Life

Anne Seymour came from an old theatrical family, whose rich theater roots to the early 18th century to Ireland. Her great- uncle was the character actor Harry Davenport. Her older brothers were also in the film and theater business. James Seymour as a screenwriter and John Seymour as an actor. Anne Seymour received her acting training with Richard and Mary Boleslawski Ouspenskaya and made ​​her theater debut in 1928. She was popular as a leading actress of many radio serials. In the 1930s, she worked alongside the radio work exclusively as a theater actress on Broadway. Only in 1949, she made her screen debut in the Oscar- winning film The man who wanted to rule. She played the role of Lucy Stark. In movies she appeared only sporadically thereafter, but was seen from the beginning of the 1950s in numerous television films and series. Your last small movie role 1988 in Dreams with Kevin Costner field.

Anne Seymour was unmarried and had no children. She was the godmother of the son of Vincent Price.

Filmography (selection)