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Doris Dowling
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BIRTHDAY
May 15, 1923
New York City, NY
DIED
June 18, 2004
RECENT CREDITS
The Car
(FILM)
Jan. 1, 1977
Othello
(FILM)
Jan. 1, 1955
Cuori Sul Mare
(FILM)
Nov. 2, 1950
Alina
(FILM)
Aug. 6, 1950
Riso Amaro
(FILM)
Sep. 21, 1949
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The older sister of Hollywood leading lady Constance Dowling, American actress Doris Dowling began making films in the mid '40s. Not a classic beauty in the movie sense, Dowling had a cosmopolitan attractiveness that....
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The older sister of Hollywood leading lady Constance Dowling, American actress Doris Dowling began making films in the mid '40s. Not a classic beauty in the movie sense, Dowling had a cosmopolitan attractiveness that made her useful in "this girl is trouble!" roles. Her best part was as Ray Milland's saloon pickup and erstwhile drinking companion in The Lost Weekend (1945). In The Blue Dahlia (1946), she dispensed truculence to screen husband Alan Ladd and everyone else around her for a full reel before being bumped off by a mystery killer. Not interested in continuing in such unsympathetic parts, Doris left for Italy in 1948 to appear in such neorealistic films as Bitter Rice (1948) and in such Rennaissance-drenched pieces as Orson Welles' Othello (1951), in which she played Bianca. Doris Dowling remained in European picture-making until her retirement in the late '50s.
~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
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Boyd "Red" Morgan
The Car
Released: Jan. 1, 1977
Joseph Cotten
Othello
Released: Jun. 1, 1955
Milly Vitale
Cuori Sul Mare
Released: Nov. 2, 1950
Amedeo Nazzari
Alina
Released: Aug. 6, 1950
Mariemma Bardi
Riso Amaro
Released: Sep. 21, 1949
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The Emperor Waltz
Released: Jan. 1, 1948
Noel Neill
The Blue Dahlia
Released: Apr. 19, 1946
Clarence Muse
The Lost Weekend
Released: Nov. 16, 1945
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