Ann Doran(1911-2000)

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Ann Doran appeared in over 500 motion pictures and 1000 television shows, by one count. Starting at the age of four, she appeared in hundreds of silent films under assumed names so her father's family wouldn't find out. Rarely a featured player (although Charles Starrett's Rio Grande (1938) is a notable exception), she provided many a wonderful performance in support of the leads.

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Rebel Without a Cause

7.6

Carol Stark

1955

You Can't Take It with You

7.8

Maggie O'Neill

1938

The Man They Could Not Hang

6.8

Betty Crawford

1939

It! The Terror from Beyond Space

6.0

Mary Royce

1958

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Hunter
6.9
TV Series
- Mrs. Rawling
- 1988
Cagney & Lacey
6.9
TV Series
- Myrtle Hoff
- 1988
The Twilight Zone
7.7
TV Series
- Mrs. Clark (segment "The Junction")
- 1987
Scarecrow and Mrs. King
7.0
TV Series
- Motel Maid
- 1987
Simon & Simon
7.0
TV Series
- Tourist Wife
- 1986
Trapper John, M.D.
6.6
TV Series
- Mrs. McAndrew
- 1986
The A-Team
7.5
TV Series
- Nora
- 1986
Wildcats
6.1
- Mrs. Chatham
- 1986
Highway to Heaven
6.9
TV Series
- Mrs. Bradley
- 1985
Hell Town
7.0
TV Series
- Maude
- 1985
Knots Landing
7.0
TV Series
- Mercy
- 1983
Tales of the Unexpected
7.6
TV Series
- Mary Deacon
- 1983
Magnum, P.I.
7.5
TV Series
- Sam Hunter's Mother
- 1983
Father Murphy
6.4
TV Series
- Abby
- 1982
All the Way Home
7.2
TV Movie
- Great-Aunt Sadie
- 1981

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Alternative names
- Ann Lee Doran
Height
- 5′ 8″ (1.73 m)
Born
- July 28, 1911
- Amarillo, Texas, USA
Died
- September 19, 2000
- Carmichael, California, USA(following a series of strokes)
Parents
Other works
(1954-60) TV commercials: Dial soap.
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- 1 Article

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Daughter of Rose Allen

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[on Christopher Jones, her co-star in The Legend of Jesse James (1965)] Is he clean? Is he still on dope? He was on dope when we did the series. Whether or not he thought he was to be the next James Dean [reportedly his personal idol] matters not; he was on drugs and that was that. Allen Case was a very nice man, actually almost bland, as he tends to fade from my memory. But Christopher's problems were widely known. I don't know how he--or maybe I should say we--got through the season. We did have low ratings, but I think if it were not for the drug business, we might have been picked up for another year. I do hope Mr. Jones has gotten his act together by now. It's been almost 40 years, so surely he has!