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Peggy Moran (born Mary Jeanette Moran, October 23, 1918 – October 24, 2002) was an American film actress who appeared in films between 1938 and 1943. Early years. Born in Clinton, Iowa, Moran was the daughter of Earl Moran, an artist who specialized in pin-ups for calendars and magazines.
Peggy Moran (23 de octubre de 1918 – 24 de octubre de 2002) fue una actriz cinematográfica estadounidense. Biografía. Su verdadero nombre era Mary Jeanette Moran; nació en Clinton, Iowa.
AñoTítuloPapelObservaciones1938Gold Diggers in ParisCazafortunasOtro título: The Gay Impostors1938Boy Meets GirlTelefonista de Nueva YorkSin acreditar1938Secrets of an ActressActriz a la espera de ver a CarstairsSin acreditar1938Campus CinderellaCo-EdSin acreditarPeggy Moran. Actress: The Mummy's Hand. Mary Jeanette Moran was born in Clinton, Iowa. The daughter of Louise Moran, a dancer with the famous Denishawn Dancers, and the celebrated artist Earl Moran, whose paintings graced many a barracks wall during World War II.
- January 1, 1
- Clinton, Iowa, USA
- January 1, 1
- Camarillo, California, USA
Peggy Moran. Actress: The Mummy's Hand. Mary Jeanette Moran was born in Clinton, Iowa. The daughter of Louise Moran, a dancer with the famous Denishawn Dancers, and the celebrated artist Earl Moran, whose paintings graced many a barracks wall during World War II.
- October 23, 1918
- October 24, 2002
Peggy Moran (1918 - 2002) fue una actriz de Estados Unidos conocida por: La mano de la momia, El fantasma del castillo, There's One Born Every Minute, Oh, Johnny, How You Can Love!, Danger on Wheels, Flying Cadets, I Can't Give You Anything But Love, Baby, Alias the Deacon, Drums of the Congo y Hot Steel.
Biografía de Peggy Moran y su filmografía, todas sus películas: El gran jefe, Seven Sweethearts, La senda de los héroes
31 de oct. de 2002 · Peggy Moran, once dubbed one of Hollywood’s top “shrieking violets” for her work in the much-loved cult favorite “The Mummy’s Hand” and other horror films of the early 1940s, has died. She was...
