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Audrey Long

Audrey Long

Actor · 1922–2014 · Orlando, Florida, USA

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Biography

Audrey Long was born on April 14, 1922 in Orlando, Florida, USA. She was an actress, known for Born to Kill (1947), Pan-Americana (1945) and Desperate (1947). She was married to Leslie Charteris and Edward Rubin. She died on September 19, 2014 in Virginia Water, Surrey, England.She studied at the Max Reinhardt Drama School in Hollywood on a scholarship, and upon graduation, was signed by Warner Brothers. She also worked as a Power's model. In 1943, she went on a nationwide drive selling war bonds. From 1944, she had leading roles in B-movies at RKO, Monogram, Republic, and Columbia, leaving films in 1952.

Acted in 32

1950s

  1. 1957

    Love in the Afternoon

    Brunette (uncredited)

  2. 1952

    Indian Uprising

    Norma Clemson

  3. 1951

    Sunny Side of the Street

    Gloria Pelley

  4. Cavalry Scout

    Claire Conville

  5. Insurance Investigator

    Nancy Sullivan

  6. Blue Blood

    Sue Buchanan

  7. 1950

    The Petty Girl

    Mrs. Connie Manton Dezlow

  8. David Harding, Counterspy

    Betty Iverson

  9. Trial Without Jury

    Myra Peters

1940s

  1. 1949

    Alias the Champ

    Lorraine Connors

  2. Post Office Investigator

    Clara Kelso

  3. Air Hostess

    Lorraine Carter

  4. Duke of Chicago

    Jane Cunningham

  5. 1948

    Homicide for Three

    Iris Duluth

  6. Miraculous Journey

    Mary

  7. Stage Struck

    Nancy Howard

  8. Perilous Waters

    Judy Gage

  9. Song of My Heart

    Princess Amalya

  10. 1947

    Desperate

    Anne Randall

  11. Born to Kill

    Georgia Staples

  12. 1946

    Perilous Holiday

    Audrey Latham

  13. 1945

    A Game of Death

    Ellen Trowbridge

  14. Wanderer of the Wasteland

    Jeanie Collinshaw

  15. Pan-Americana

    Jo Anne Benson

  16. 1944
  17. A Night of Adventure

    Erica Drake Latham

  18. 1942

    The Great Impersonation

    Anna

  19. Eagle Squadron

    Nurse

  20. The Male Animal

    Student (uncredited)