| Joan Crawford AKA Lucille Fey LeSueur
Born: 23-Mar-1905 Birthplace: San Antonio, TX Died: 10-May-1977 Location of death: New York City Cause of death: Cancer - Pancreatic Remains: Buried, Ferncliff Cemetery, Hartsdale, NY
Gender: Female Religion: Christian Science Race or Ethnicity: White Sexual orientation: Bisexual Occupation: Actor Nationality: United States Executive summary: What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? Husband: James Welton (m. 1923, div. 1924) Husband: Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. (m. 1929, div. 1933) Husband: Franchot Tone (actor, m. 1935, div. 1939) Husband: Phillip Terry (m. 1942, div. 1946) Husband: Alfred Steele (Chairman of Pepsi, m. 10-May-1955, d. 6-Apr-1959) Daughter: Christina Crawford (adopted) Son: Christopher (adopted) Daughter: Cynthia (adopted, twin) Daughter: Kathy (adopted, twin)
High School: Chadwick School, Palos Verdes Peninsula, CA
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Member of the Board of Pepsi
American Cancer Society Endorsement of American Tobacco Company Lucky Strike cigarettes
Endorsement of Liggett Group Chesterfield cigarettes
Endorsement of R. J. Reynolds Camel cigarettes
Oscar for Best Actress 1946 for Mildred Pierce Hollywood Walk of Fame 1750 Vine St. Kentucky Colonel Abortion Huguenot Ancestry
Risk Factors: Smoking, Claustrophobia
FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR Trog (Sep-1970) Berserk! (11-Jan-1968) · Monica Rivers I Saw What You Did (21-Jul-1965) Strait-Jacket (19-Jan-1964) · Lucy Harbin The Caretakers (21-Aug-1963) What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? (26-Oct-1962) · Blanche Hudson The Best of Everything (9-Oct-1959) The Story of Esther Costello (13-Aug-1957) Autumn Leaves (1-Aug-1956) Queen Bee (7-Nov-1955) · Eva Phillips Female on the Beach (20-Aug-1955) · Lynn Markham Johnny Guitar (27-May-1954) · Vienna Torch Song (23-Oct-1953) Sudden Fear (6-Aug-1952) · Myra Hudson This Woman Is Dangerous (28-Feb-1952) · Beth Austin Goodbye, My Fancy (30-May-1951) Harriet Craig (2-Nov-1950) The Damned Don't Cry (7-Apr-1950) Flamingo Road (6-May-1949) Daisy Kenyon (25-Dec-1947) · Daisy Kenyon Possessed (26-Jul-1947) · Louise Howell Graham Humoresque (25-Dec-1946) Mildred Pierce (24-Sep-1945) · Mildred Pierce Beragon Hollywood Canteen (15-Dec-1944) · Herself Above Suspicion (6-Aug-1943) Reunion in France (25-Dec-1942) · Michele de la Becque They All Kissed the Bride (11-Jun-1942) When Ladies Meet (29-Aug-1941) · Mary Howard A Woman's Face (15-May-1941) Susan and God (7-Jun-1940) Strange Cargo (1-Mar-1940) The Women (1-Sep-1939) The Ice Follies of 1939 (10-Mar-1939) · Mary McKay The Shining Hour (18-Nov-1938) Mannequin (14-Dec-1937) The Bride Wore Red (8-Oct-1937) The Last of Mrs. Cheyney (19-Feb-1937) · Fay Cheyney Love on the Run (20-Nov-1936) · Sally Parker The Gorgeous Hussy (28-Aug-1936) I Live My Life (4-Oct-1935) No More Ladies (14-Jun-1935) Forsaking All Others (23-Dec-1934) · Mary Clay Chained (31-Aug-1934) · Diane Lovering Sadie McKee (9-May-1934) Dancing Lady (24-Nov-1933) Today We Live (3-Mar-1933) · Diana Boyce-Smith Rain (12-Oct-1932) Letty Lynton (30-Apr-1932) · Letty Lynton Grand Hotel (12-Apr-1932) · Flaemmchen Possessed (21-Nov-1931) · Marian Martin This Modern Age (29-Aug-1931) · Valentine Winters Laughing Sinners (30-May-1931) · Ivy Stevens Dance, Fools, Dance (7-Feb-1931) Our Blushing Brides (19-Jul-1930) Montana Moon (20-Mar-1930) · Joan Our Modern Maidens (24-Aug-1929) · Billie Brown The Hollywood Revue of 1929 (14-Aug-1929) · Herself Our Dancing Daughters (1-Sep-1928) Across to Singapore (7-Apr-1928) · Priscilla Crowninshield Spring Fever (18-Oct-1927) The Unknown (4-Jun-1927) The Boob (17-May-1926) Tramp, Tramp, Tramp (21-Mar-1926) Sally, Irene and Mary (7-Dec-1925)
Is the subject of books:
Mommie Dearest, 1978, BY: Christina Crawford
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