Person

Lili Damita

Acting · 1904–1994 · Blaye, Gironde, France

Lili Damita (born Liliane Marie-Madeleine Carré, 10 July 1904 – 21 March 1994) was a French-American actress and singer who appeared in 33 films between 1922 and 1937.

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  That's Entertainment!

  (archive footage) (uncredited)

• The Amateur Adventure

  Adventuress

• L'Empereur des pauvres

  Riquette

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  A Man Has Been Stolen

  Annette

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  Breakdowns of 1942

  Self

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  Die berühmte Frau

  Sonja Litowskaja

• The Woman on the Rack

  Lady Admaston

• Let Us Be Gay

  Kitty

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  Friends and Lovers

  Alva Sangrito

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  Red Heels

  Célimène

• 2007Tasmanian Devil: The Fast and Furious Life of Errol FlynnSelf (archive footage)
• 2005The Adventures of Errol FlynnSelf (archive footage)
• 1974That's Entertainment!(archive footage) (uncredited)
• 1961The 10 from Texas(archive footage)
• 1942Breakdowns of 1942Self
• 1938Escadrille of ChanceEdwige
• 1936The Devil on HorsebackDiane Corday
• 1935A Dream Comes TrueHerself (uncredited)
• 1935Frisco KidBelle Morra
• 1935Pirate Party on Catalina IsleLili Damita (uncredited)
• 1935Starlit Days at the LidoSelf
• 1935Brewster's MillionsRosalie La Rue
• 1934A Man Has Been StolenAnnette
• 1933Goldie Gets AlongGoldie LaFarge
• 1932The Match KingMarta Molnar
• 1932This Is the NightGermaine
• 1931Friends and LoversAlva Sangrito
• 1931The Woman BetweenJulie Whitcomb
• 1931Let Us Be GayKitty
• 1931Fighting CaravansFelice
• 1931The single fatherViviette Mouffard
• 1929The Cock-Eyed WorldMariana Elenita
• 1929The Bridge of San Luis ReyCamila (La Perichole)
• 1929The RescueLady Edith Travers
• 1928The Woman on the RackLady Admaston
• 1928The Amateur AdventureAdventuress
• 1927Die berühmte FrauSonja Litowskaja
• 1927The Queen Was in the ParlourPrinzessin Nadya von Kraya
• 1926One Does Not Play with LoveCalixta
• 1926The Golden ButterflyLilian
• 1926Secrets of a Soul(uncredited)
• 1926Cab No. 13Lilian
• 1925Red HeelsCélimène
• 1925Le Prince charmant
• 1924The ClairvoyantSuzanne
• 1922La fille sauvageHenriette Villedieu
• 1922L'Empereur des pauvresRiquette