Audrey Long
Known for: Acting
Audrey Long was born on April 14, 1922 in Orlando, Florida, USA. She was an actress, known for Born to Kill (1947), Pan-Americana (1945) and Desperate (1947). She was married to Leslie Charteris and Edward Rubin. She died on September 19, 2014 in Virginia Water, Surrey, England.She studied at the Max Reinhardt Drama School in Hollywood on a scholarship, and upon graduation, was signed by Warner Brothers. She also worked as a Power's model. In 1943, she went on a nationwide drive selling war bonds. From 1944, she had leading roles in B-movies at RKO, Monogram, Republic, and Columbia, leaving films in 1952.
Filmography
Film
Yankee Doodle Dandy
Dietz and Goff's Receptionist (uncredited)
1942
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Tall in the Saddle
Clara Cardell
1944
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Love in the Afternoon
Brunette (uncredited)
1957
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Born to Kill
Georgia Staples
1947
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Pardon My Sarong
Girl on Bus with Tommy (uncredited)
1942
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Duke of Chicago
Jane Cunningham
1949
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The Male Animal
Student (uncredited)
1942
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Eagle Squadron
Nurse
1942
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Adventures of Gallant Bess
Penny Gray
1948
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Post Office Investigator
Clara Kelso
1949
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Desperate
Anne Randall
1947
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Perilous Holiday
Audrey Latham
1946
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Cavalry Scout
Claire Conville
1951
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Alias the Champ
Lorraine Connors
1949
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The Great Impersonation
Anna
1942
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A Game of Death
Ellen Trowbridge
1945
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David Harding, Counterspy
Betty Iverson
1950
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Wanderer of the Wasteland
Jeanie Collinshaw
1945
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The Petty Girl
Mrs. Connie Manton Dezlow
1950
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Homicide for Three
Iris Duluth
1948
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Sunny Side of the Street
Gloria Pelley
1951
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Trial Without Jury
Myra Peters
1950
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Stage Struck
Nancy Howard
1948
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Miraculous Journey
Mary
1948
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Song of My Heart
Princess Amalya
1948
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Air Hostess
Lorraine Carter
1949
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Pan-Americana
Jo Anne Benson
1945
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A Night of Adventure
Erica Drake Latham
1944
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Indian Uprising
Norma Clemson
1952
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Insurance Investigator
Nancy Sullivan
1951
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Perilous Waters
Judy Gage
1948
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Blue Blood
Sue Buchanan
1951