Kay Francis
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- January 13, 1905
- Died
- August 26, 1968
- Birthplace
- Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Kay Francis (January 13, 1905 – August 26, 1968) was an American stage and film actress. After a brief period on Broadway in the late 1920s, she moved to film and achieved her greatest success between 1930 and 1936, when she was the number one female star at the Warner Brothers studio, and the highest paid American film actress. Some of her film related material and personal papers are available to scholars and researchers in the Wesleyan University Cinema Archives. Description above from the Wikipedia article Kay Francis,licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Filmography
William Powell: A True Gentleman 2005
Actor
Complicated Women 2003
as Self (archive footage)
Hidden Hollywood II: More Treasures from the 20th Century Fox Vaults 1999
as (archive footage)
Hollywood Out-takes and Rare Footage 1983
as Self (archive footage) (uncredited)
Brother, Can You Spare a Dime? 1975
as Self (archive footage)
Blow-Ups of 1947 1947
as Self
Wife Wanted 1946
as Carole Raymond
Allotment Wives 1945
as Sheila Seymour, Producer
Divorce 1945
as Diane Carter, Producer
Four Jills in a Jeep 1944
as Kay Francis
Show-Business at War 1943
as Self
Between Us Girls 1942
as Christine 'Chris' Bishop
Always in My Heart 1942
as Marjorie Scott
The Feminine Touch 1941
as Nellie Woods
Charley's Aunt 1941
as Donna Lucia
The Man Who Lost Himself 1941
as Adrienne Scott
Play Girl 1941
as Grace Herbert
Little Men 1940
as Josephine "Jo" Bhaer
When the Daltons Rode 1940
as Julie King
It's a Date 1940
as Georgia Drake
Breakdowns of 1939 1939
as Self
In Name Only 1939
as Maida Walker
Women in the Wind 1939
as Janet Steele
King of the Underworld 1939
as Dr. Carole Nelson
Breakdowns of 1938 1938
as Lady Chase-Wayne / Claire Landin (archive footage) (uncredited)
Comet Over Broadway 1938
as Eve Appleton
Secrets of an Actress 1938
as Fay Carter
My Bill 1938
as Mary Colbrook
Women Are Like That 1938
as Claire King Landin
Breakdowns of 1937 1937
as Self
First Lady 1937
as Lucy Chase Wayne
Confession 1937
as Vera Kowalska
Another Dawn 1937
as Julia Ashton Wister
Stolen Holiday 1937
as Nicole Picot
Breakdowns of 1936 1936
as Self
Give Me Your Heart 1936
as Belinda 'Linda' Warren, aka 'Bill'
The White Angel 1936
as Florence Nightingale
Things You Never See on the Screen 1935
as Self
I Found Stella Parish 1935
as Stella Parish
The Goose and the Gander 1935
as Georgiana Summers
Stranded 1935
as Lynn Palmer
Living on Velvet 1935
as Amy Prentiss
- Movies on Sundays
Movies on Sundays 1935
as Herself (uncredited)
British Agent 1934
as Elena Moura
Dr. Monica 1934
as Dr. Monica Braden
Wonder Bar 1934
as Liane Renaud
Mandalay 1934
as Tanya Borodoff aka Spot White / Marjorie Lang
The House on 56th Street 1933
as Peggy Martin Van Tyle / Peggy Stone
I Loved a Woman 1933
as Laura McDonald
Mary Stevens, M.D. 1933
as Mary Stevens
Storm at Daybreak 1933
as Irina Radovic
The Keyhole 1933
as Anne Vallee Brooks
Cynara 1932
as Clemency Warlock
Trouble in Paradise 1932
as Mariette
One Way Passage 1932
as Joan Ames
Jewel Robbery 1932
as Baroness Teri Hohenfels
Street of Women 1932
as Natalie 'Nat' Upton
Man Wanted 1932
as Lois Ames
Strangers in Love 1932
as Diana Merrow
The False Madonna 1931
as Tina
Girls About Town 1931
as Wanda Howard
24 Hours 1931
as Fanny Towner
Guilty Hands 1931
as Marjorie West
Transgression 1931
as Elsie Maury
The Vice Squad 1931
as Alice Morrison
Ladies' Man 1931
as Norma Page
Scandal Sheet 1931
as Edith Flint
Passion Flower 1930
as Dulce Morado
The Virtuous Sin 1930
as Marya Ivanova Sablin
Let's Go Native 1930
as Constance Cook
For the Defense 1930
as Irene Manners
Raffles 1930
as Gwen
A Notorious Affair 1930
as Countess Olga Balakireff
Paramount on Parade 1930
as Carmen
Street of Chance 1930
as Alma Marsden
Behind the Make-Up 1930
as Kitty Parker
The Marriage Playground 1929
as Lady Wrench
Illusion 1929
as Zelda Paxton
Dangerous Curves 1929
as Zara Flynn
The Cocoanuts 1929
as Penelope
Gentlemen of the Press 1929
as Myra May
Credits from TMDB.