Audrey Long
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- April 14, 1922
- Died
- September 19, 2014
- Birthplace
- Orlando, Florida, USA
Audrey Long was born on April 14, 1922 in Orlando, Florida, USA. She was an actress, known for Born to Kill (1947), Pan-Americana (1945) and Desperate (1947). She was married to Leslie Charteris and Edward Rubin. She died on September 19, 2014 in Virginia Water, Surrey, England.She studied at the Max Reinhardt Drama School in Hollywood on a scholarship, and upon graduation, was signed by Warner Brothers. She also worked as a Power's model. In 1943, she went on a nationwide drive selling war bonds. From 1944, she had leading roles in B-movies at RKO, Monogram, Republic, and Columbia, leaving films in 1952.
Filmography
Love in the Afternoon 1957
as Brunette (uncredited)
Indian Uprising 1952
as Norma Clemson
Sunny Side of the Street 1951
as Gloria Pelley
Cavalry Scout 1951
as Claire Conville
Insurance Investigator 1951
as Nancy Sullivan
Blue Blood 1951
as Sue Buchanan
The Petty Girl 1950
as Mrs. Connie Manton Dezlow
David Harding, Counterspy 1950
as Betty Iverson
Trial Without Jury 1950
as Myra Peters
Alias the Champ 1949
as Lorraine Connors
Post Office Investigator 1949
as Clara Kelso
Air Hostess 1949
as Lorraine Carter
Duke of Chicago 1949
as Jane Cunningham
Homicide for Three 1948
as Iris Duluth
Adventures of Gallant Bess 1948
as Penny Gray
Miraculous Journey 1948
as Mary
Stage Struck 1948
as Nancy Howard
Perilous Waters 1948
as Judy Gage
Song of My Heart 1948
as Princess Amalya
Desperate 1947
as Anne Randall
Born to Kill 1947
as Georgia Staples
Perilous Holiday 1946
as Audrey Latham
A Game of Death 1945
as Ellen Trowbridge
Wanderer of the Wasteland 1945
as Jeanie Collinshaw
Pan-Americana 1945
as Jo Anne Benson
Tall in the Saddle 1944
as Clara Cardell
A Night of Adventure 1944
as Erica Drake Latham
The Great Impersonation 1942
as Anna
Pardon My Sarong 1942
as Girl on Bus with Tommy (uncredited)
Eagle Squadron 1942
as Nurse
Yankee Doodle Dandy 1942
as Dietz and Goff's Receptionist (uncredited)
The Male Animal 1942
as Student (uncredited)
Credits from TMDB.