Person

Priscilla Lane

Acting · 1915–1995 · Indianola, Iowa, USA

Priscilla Lane (born Priscilla Mullican) was an American actress, and the youngest of the Lane Sisters of singers and actresses. She is best remembered for her roles in the films The Roaring Twenties (1939) co-starring with James Cagney and Humphrey Bogart; Saboteur (1942), an Alfred Hitchcock film in which she plays the heroine, and Arsenic and Old Lace (1944), in which she portrays Cary Grant's fiancée and bride.

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  Arsenic and Old Lace

  Elaine Harper Brewster

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  The Roaring Twenties

  Jean Sherman

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  Saboteur

  Pat Martin

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  Bodyguard

  Doris Brewster

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  Yes, My Darling Daughter

  Ellen Murray

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  Blues in the Night

  Ginger 'Character' Powell

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  Four Wives

  Ann Lemp Dietz

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  Four Mothers

  Ann Lemp Deitz

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  Fun on a Weekend

  Nancy Crane

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  Brother Rat and a Baby

  Joyce Winfree

• 1950Movie TrailerHerself
• 1948BodyguardDoris Brewster
• 1947Fun on a WeekendNancy Crane
• 1944Arsenic and Old LaceElaine Harper Brewster
• 1943Stars on Horseback
• 1943The Meanest Man in the WorldJanie Brown
• 1942Silver QueenCoralie Adams
• 1942SaboteurPat Martin
• 1941Blues in the NightGinger 'Character' Powell
• 1941Million Dollar BabyPamela McAllister
• 1941Play Your Part
• 1941Four MothersAnn Lemp Deitz
• 1940Breakdowns of 1940Self
• 1940Three Cheers for the IrishMaureen Casey
• 1940Brother Rat and a BabyJoyce Winfree
• 1939Breakdowns of 1939Self
• 1939Four WivesAnn Lemp Dietz
• 1939The Roaring TwentiesJean Sherman
• 1939Dust Be My DestinyMabel Alden
• 1939Daughters CourageousBuff Masters
• 1939Yes, My Darling DaughterEllen Murray
• 1938Swingtime in the MoviesHerself (uncredited)
• 1938Brother RatJoyce Winfree
• 1938Four DaughtersAnn Lemp
• 1938Cowboy from BrooklynJane Hardy
• 1938Men Are Such FoolsLinda Lawrence
• 1938Love, Honor and BehaveBarbara Blake Painter
• 1937Varsity ShowBetty Bradley