Actor profile

Florence Eldridge

5th September 1901 Brooklyn, New York, USA Acting

Florence Eldridge (September 5, 1901 – August 1, 1988) was an American actress. She was nominated for the Tony Award for Best Actress in a Play in 1957 for her performance in Long Day's Journey into Night. Description above from the Wikipedia article Florence Eldridge, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

19 Movies 2 TV Shows 23 Credits

Filmography

Movies & TV Shows

First, You Cry poster

First, You Cry 8th November 1978 as Mrs. Rollin

Inherit the Wind poster

Inherit the Wind 7th July 1960 as Sarah Brady

The Winslow Boy poster

The Winslow Boy 13th November 1958 as Grace Winslow

Christopher Columbus poster

Christopher Columbus 12th October 1949 as Queen Isabella

An Act of Murder poster

An Act of Murder 5th December 1948 as Catherine Cooke

Another Part of the Forest poster

Another Part of the Forest 18th May 1948 as Lavinia Hubbard

Mary of Scotland poster

Mary of Scotland 28th July 1936 as Elizabeth Tudor

Les Misérables poster

Les Misérables 20th April 1935 as Fantine

A Modern Hero poster

A Modern Hero 21st April 1934 as Leah Ernst

The Story of Temple Drake poster

The Story of Temple Drake 6th May 1933 as Ruby Lemarr

The Great Jasper poster

The Great Jasper 3rd March 1933 as Jenny Horn

Dangerously Yours poster

Dangerously Yours 24th February 1933 as Jo Horton

Thirteen Women poster

Thirteen Women 16th September 1932 as Grace Coombs

The Matrimonial Bed poster

The Matrimonial Bed 1st August 1930 as Juliet Corton

The Divorcee poster

The Divorcee 19th April 1930 as Helen

Charming Sinners poster

Charming Sinners 17th August 1929 as Helen Carr

The Greene Murder Case poster

The Greene Murder Case 11th August 1929 as Sibella Greene

The Studio Murder Mystery poster

The Studio Murder Mystery 1st June 1929 as Blanche Hardell

Six Cylinder Love poster

Six Cylinder Love 4th November 1923 as Marilyn Sterling

The Philco Television Playhouse poster

The Philco Television Playhouse 3rd October 1948 as Nanine

The Ed Sullivan Show poster

The Ed Sullivan Show 20th June 1948 as Self