Audrey Totter
Audrey Totter ( born December 20, 1918 in Joliet, Illinois, † December 12, 2013 in Woodland Hills (Los Angeles ), California ) was an American actress.
Life
Audrey Totter began her career in broadcasting, was taken from the film production company Metro -Goldwyn -Mayer under contract and was in 1945 in Main Street After Dark her screen debut. In the power of the passions of the first of a series of film noirs in which they occurred and are now among its most acclaimed films, including The Lady in the Lake, The Unsuspected, ring was stretched freely for Stoker Thompson and to tearing. Totter was one of the actresses who avenger of the world were talking for the role of " Kitty Lester " in Robert Siodmak, before it was awarded to Ava Gardner and Gardner made famous overnight. From the early 1950s, after the end of her contract with MGM, she resorted increasingly to appearances in television series such as Alfred Hitchcock Presents, one thousand miles of dust and People of the Virginian. The last time she appeared in 1987 in the series Murder, She Wrote ( in the episode Old Habits Die Hard) in front of the camera.
Audrey Totter was married from 1953 until his death with the doctor Leo Fred.