Jeanette Nolan

American actress of film and television

Jeanette Nolan - American actress of film and television
Born

December 30th, 1911
113 years ago

Died

June 5th, 1998
27 years ago — 86 years old

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

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An actress involved in the entertainment industry for several decades, significant contributions were made to both film and television. Gained recognition for performances in classic movies and later transitioned to roles on television. Received acclaim for her work in 'The Long, Hot Summer' and 'The Haunted Palace'. Active in various genres, including drama and horror, showcasing versatility as a performer.

Starred in 'The Long, Hot Summer'

Performed in 'The Haunted Palace'

Appeared in 'The Virginian'

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