
Actress
Marilyn Maxwell
3 August 1921† 20 March 1972 (aged 50) Clarinda, Iowa, USA
- Movies
- 38
- Shows
- 14
Biography
Marilyn Maxwell (August 3, 1921 – March 20, 1972), born Marvel Marilyn Maxwell, was an American actress and entertainer. Noted for her blonde hair and sexy persona she appeared in several films and radio programs, and entertained the troops during World War II and the Korean War on USO tours with Bob Hope. Description above from the Wikipedia article Marilyn Maxwell, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Known For
- 2017
- This Is Bob Hope... · Film
- 2006
- 1976
- Bob Hope's World of Comedy · Film
- 1970
- Wild Women · Film · Maude Webber
- The Phynx · Film · Marilyn Maxwell
- 1969
- From Nashville With Music · Film · Mabel
- 1968
- Arizona Bushwhackers · Film · Molly
- Here's Lucy · Series · Gloria Pendleton
- The Outsider · Series
- 1965
- Branded · Series
- 1964
- Stage to Thunder Rock · Film · Leah Parker
- The Lively Set · Film · Marge Owens
- 1963
- Critic's Choice · Film · Ivy London
- Burke's Law · Series · Eudora Carey
- 1961
- Bus Stop · Series · Grace Sherwood
- 1959
- Adventures in Paradise · Series · Lili Montegro
- 1958
- Rock-a-Bye Baby · Film · Carla Naples
- 77 Sunset Strip · Series
- 1957
- Snowshoes: A Comedy of People and Horses · Film · Dolly
- 1956
- Forever, Darling · Film · Marilyn Maxwell
- 1955
- New York Confidential · Film · Iris Palmer
- Gunsmoke · Series · Dolly
- 1954
- A Star Is Born World Premiere · Film
- The Jimmy Durante Show · Series
- The George Gobel Show · Series
- 1953
- Paris Model · Film · Marion Parmalee
- East of Sumatra · Film · Lory Hale
- General Electric Theater · Series
- 1952
- Off Limits · Film · Connie Curtis
- 1951
- New Mexico · Film · Cherry
- The Lemon Drop Kid · Film · 'Brainey' Baxter
- 1950
- Outside the Wall · Film · Charlotte Maynard
- Key to the City · Film · Shelia the 'Atom' Dancer
- The Colgate Comedy Hour · Series
- Your Show of Shows · Series
- What's My Line? · Series
- 1949
- Champion · Film · Grace Diamond
- 1948
- Race Street · Film · Robbie Lawrence
- Summer Holiday · Film · Belle
- 1947
- High Barbaree · Film · Diana Case
- 1946
- The Show-Off · Film · Amy Fisher
- 1945
- Between Two Women · Film · Ruth Edley
- 1944
- Lost in a Harem · Film · Hazel Moon
- 3 Men in White · Film · Ruth Edley
- Twenty Years After · Film
- 1943
- Swing Fever · Film · Ginger Gray
- Thousands Cheer · Film · Drug Store Clerk
- Salute to the Marines · Film · Helen Bailey
- Du Barry Was a Lady · Film · Miss February
- Dr. Gillespie's Criminal Case · Film · Ruth Edley
- Presenting Lily Mars · Film · Prissy · Showgirl
- 1942
- Stand by for Action · Film · Audrey Carr
















































