Person

Jean Muir

Acting · 1911–1996 · Suffern, New York, USA

Biography

Jean Muir (born Jean Muir Fullarton) was an American stage and film actress and educator. She was the first performer to be blacklisted after her name appeared in the infamous anti-Communist 1950 pamphlet 'Red Channels'.

Known for

Filmography

1960Route 66Beatrice Ware
1958Naked CityMrs. Klint
1955Matinee Theater
1948The Philco Television Playhouse
1948Actors Studiowife
1948Northwest StampedeWriter
1943The Constant NymphKate Sanger
1940The Lone Wolf Meets a LadyJoan Bradley
1940And One Was BeautifulHelen Lattimer
1938Jane Steps OutBeatrice Wilton
1937White BondageBetsy Ann Craig
1937Dance Charlie DanceMary Mathews
1937Draegerman CourageEllen Haslett
1937The Outcasts of Poker FlatHelen Colby
1937Her Husband's SecretaryCarol Blane Kingdon
1937Once a DoctorPaula Nordland
1936Fugitive in the SkyRita Moore
1936White FangSylvia Burgess
1936FaithfulMarilyn Koster
1935A Dream Comes TrueHerself (uncredited)
1935Stars Over BroadwayNora Wyman
1935A Midsummer Night's DreamHelena
1935Orchids to YouCamellia Rand
1935Oil for the Lamps of ChinaAlice Wellman
1935A Trip Thru a Hollywood StudioHerself (uncredited)
1935The White CockatooSue Talley
1934Gentlemen Are BornTrudy Talbot
1934DesirableLois Johnson
1934Dr. MonicaMary Hathaway
1934A Modern HeroJoanna Ryan Croy
1934Hollywood NewsreelHerself
1934As the Earth TurnsJen
1934BedsideCaroline Grant
1933Son of a SailorHelen
1933The World ChangesSelma Peterson / Granddaughter Selma
1933FemaleMiss Joyce, Jim's Secretary (Uncredited)
1933Bureau of Missing PersonsLouise Kane (uncredited)

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