What is Barboura Morris's full name?
Barboura Morris
Barboura Morris nickname(s):
Barbara Crane, Barboura O’Neill
Barboura Morris date of birth:
October 22, 1932
How old was Barboura Morris when died?
43
Where was Barboura Morris born?
Los Angeles, California, USA
When did Barboura Morris die?
October 23, 1975
Where did Barboura Morris die?
Santa Monica, California, USA
Why did Barboura Morris die?
Stroke and complications from cancer
How tall is Barboura Morris?
5' 6" (168 cm)
Barboura Morris body shape:
Slim
What color is Barboura Morris's hair?
Brown - Dark
Is Barboura Morris gay or straight?
Straight
What is Barboura Morris's ethnicity?
White
What is Barboura Morris nationality?
American
Where did Barboura Morris go to university?
University of California, Los Angeles
What is Barboura Morris's occupation?
Actress
Barboura Morris claim to fame:
`The girl with the lovely smile`
Short Biography
Biography by Hal Erickson [-]As the above question marks in the birthplace slot indicate, American actress Barboura Morris was the Mystery Woman of low-budget pictures. Little is known of her life before she graduated from UCLA and began her acting career as Barboura O'Neill, putting in her first professional time at Northern California's Stumptown stock company. After honing her skills under the tutelage of coach Jeff Corey, Barboura did some TV work in the '50s, mostly in dramatic anthologies. Roger Corman, who'd been in Barboura's class under Jeff Corey, convinced the actress to take the leading role in Corman's Sorority Girl (1957), in which she was still billed as Barboura O'Neill in a cast including such stalwart Corman players as Susan Cabot and Dick Miller. In American-International's Machine Gun Kelly (1958), Barboura acted opposite Charles Bronson, while in yet another A-I epic she was one of the beleaguered Nordic damsels in Viking Women and the Sea Serpent (1959). The Wasp Woman (1959) contained perhaps Barbara's best performance during her long tenure at American-International, as the faithful secretary to the sting-happy title character. The actress continued taking TV roles inbetween her B-picture stints, and was seen in a flashy part as a glamorous amnesiac on a 1959 episode of The Thin Man. Evidently, Barboura Morris' final role was a bit in 1969's The Dunwich Horror; she died in 1975 at the age of 43.