What is Anne Gwynne's middle name?
Gwynne
What is Anne Gwynne's full name?
Marguerite Gwynne Trice
Anne Gwynne nickname(s):
Marguerite Gwynne Trice, Anne Gwynne, The Screamer, The Queen of the Screamers
Anne Gwynne date of birth:
December 10, 1918
How old was Anne Gwynne when died?
84
Where was Anne Gwynne born?
Waco, Texas USA
When did Anne Gwynne die?
March 31, 2003
Where did Anne Gwynne die?
Woodland Hills, Los Angeles, California,
Why did Anne Gwynne die?
Stroke
How tall is Anne Gwynne?
5' 5" (165 cm)
Anne Gwynne body shape:
Slim
What color is Anne Gwynne's hair?
Brown - Light
Anne Gwynne distinctive features:
Miss San Antonio
Is Anne Gwynne gay or straight?
Straight
What is Anne Gwynne's ethnicity?
White
What is Anne Gwynne nationality?
American
Where did Anne Gwynne go to school?
San Antonio
Where did Anne Gwynne go to university?
Stephens College
What is Anne Gwynne's occupation?
Actress
Anne Gwynne claim to fame:
Flash Gordon Conquers The Universe (1940) .... Sonja [Chs. 2, 6-12]
Anne Gwynne family:
Katherine Pine (Granddaughter), Chris Pine (Grandchild), Robert Pine (Son in Law), Gwynne Gilford (Daughter), Gregory Gilford (Son)
Anne Gwynne friends:
Evelyn Ankers (was her maid of honor), Peggy Ryan, Robert Paige
Short Biography
Vivid, strikingly beautiful actress Anne Gwynne arrived in Hollywood a typical starry-eyed model looking to become a big film star and ended up one of Universal Studio's favorite screamers in "B" horror films. Born in Waco, Texas, but raised in Missouri, she first modeled Catalina swimwear and appeared in local community theater productions to gain experience. Universal Studios executives took one look at this gorgeous eyeful and immediately signed her up in 1939. Her first work was in westerns opposite the likes of Johnny Mack Brown, but she swiftly moved to chillers and at the mercy of Boris Karloff, Bela Lugosi, and Lon Chaney Jr.. Though she seldom rose above the second-string ranks, she was quite popular with the servicemen as a WWII pin-up. As with many others before her, TV proved a welcome medium in the '50s; as her film career fell away, she appeared in guest spots and commercials. Widowed in 1965, her health began to deteriorate in the '90s and she was forced to move to the Motion Picture Country Home. Anne Gwynne had the looks and talent to be a top star, but not the luck. Nevertheless, she was a game player who screamed with the best of them. She passed away at age 84 following complications from a stroke.