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Una Merkel. Performer. Born: Dec 10, 1903 in Covington, KY, USA Death: Jan 02, 1986 in Los Angeles, CA, USA Roles (9) Take Me Along Opened October 22, 1959 as Essie Miller ...
Once hailed by acclaimed director D. W. Griffith as “the greatest natural actress now in pictures,” Una Merkel (1903-1986) was a rare individual in Hollywood’s Golden Age. Humble, self-effacing, and egoless, she confessed to having great insecurities and an inferiority complex. Never aspiring to be a star, she was more interested in good roles, regardless of their size, which often meant ...
Clear All Wires! 1938. It's a Joke, Son! 1954. Summer Magic. A Tiger Walks. Spinout. A biography and filmography of Una Merkel, the highly skilled and beautiful, character actress who remained at the top of her profession in radio, television, theater and movies, for the whole of her forty year career.
Actress Una Merkel, born on Dec 10, 1903 and died on Jan 2, 1986 starred in The Bank Dick, Bundle of Joy, The Merry Widow (1934), This Is the Army, 42nd Street, Destry Rides Again, Some Like It Hot, Road to Zanzibar, Broadway Melody of 1936, Born to Dance
Una Merkel (1903 - 1986) Abraham Lincoln (1930) [Ann Rutledge]: Dies of fever, with Walter Huston by her bedside.
On Borrowed Time (1939) -- (Movie Clip) We're Not Going Far An efficient MGM opening, after a prologue linking the story to Chaucer, we infer that the hitchhiker (Sir Cedric Hardwicke) is not mortal, whereupon we meet Demetria (Eily Malyon) the reverend and Charlie (Charles Waldron, Ian Wolfe), then the stars Grandpa Julian (Lionel Barrymore) and Pub (Bobs Watson), in On Borrowed Time, 1939.
