What is Lana Turner's full name?
Julia Jean Mildred Frances Turner
Lana Turner nickname(s):
The Sweater Girl, Judy
Lana Turner date of birth:
February 8, 1921
How old was Lana Turner when died?
74
Where was Lana Turner born?
Wallace, Idaho, USA
When did Lana Turner die?
June 29, 1995
Where did Lana Turner die?
Century City, California, USA
Why did Lana Turner die?
Throat cancer
How tall is Lana Turner?
5' 3½" (161 cm)
How much does Lana Turner weigh?
110 lbs (49.9 kg)
Lana Turner body shape:
Voluptuous
What color are Lana Turner's eyes?
Green
What color is Lana Turner's hair?
Blonde
Lana Turner distinctive features:
Face and hair, Tight sweaters
Is Lana Turner gay or straight?
Straight
What religion is Lana Turner?
Agnostic
What is Lana Turner's ethnicity?
White
What is Lana Turner nationality?
American
Where did Lana Turner go to school?
Hollywood High School, Hollywood, CA
What is Lana Turner's occupation?
Actress
Lana Turner claim to fame:
The Bad And The Beautiful, Immitation Of Life,
Lana Turner agent:
New Faces Agency - USA, Gigsalad.Com
Lana Turner commercials and brand endorsements:
American Tobacco Company Lucky Strike cigarettes, (1940s) Magazine ads: Max Factor Hollywood pancake make-up, (1940s) Magazine ads: Woodbury cosmetics
Lana Turner body measurements:
34D-24-34
What is Lana Turner's shoe size?
5.5B
Who is Lana Turner's father?
John Virgil Turner (Miner)
Who is Lana Turner's mother?
Mildred Frances Cowan (Homemaker)
Lana Turner family:
Cheryl Crane (daughter)
Lana Turner friends:
Ava Gardner
Lana Turner favorite place(s)?
Los Angeles
Lana Turner favorite color(s)?
Pink, Mint, Red
Lana Turner favorite Accessories?
Sweaters, Diamonds
Lana Turner favorite food(s)?
Hamburgers
Short Biography
Lana Turner (born Julia Jean Turner; February 8, 1921 – June 29, 1995) was an American film and television actress. Discovered in 1937 by a reporter as she sipped a soda in a Hollywood ice cream parlor and signed to a film contract by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer at the age of 16, Turner first attracted attention in They Won't Forget (1937), and later starred in featured roles, often as an ingenue.