Acting · 1915
Priscilla Lane
Born Jun 12, 1915·Indianola, Iowa, USA·Died Apr 4, 1995 (79)
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.
Filmography
28 titles- 1950
Movie TrailerHerselfMovie - 1948
BodyguardDoris Brewster6.1Movie - 1947
Fun on a WeekendNancy Crane7.2Movie - 1944
Arsenic and Old LaceElaine Harper Brewster7.6Movie - 1943
The Meanest Man in the WorldJanie Brown6.9Movie - 1943
Stars on Horseback5.0Movie - 1942
SaboteurPat Martin6.9Movie - 1942
Silver QueenCoralie Adams6.0Movie - 1941
Million Dollar BabyPamela McAllister6.3Movie - 1941
Four MothersAnn Lemp Deitz6.8Movie - 1941
Blues in the NightGinger 'Character' Powell6.2Movie - 1941Play Your PartMovie
- 1940
Brother Rat and a BabyJoyce Winfree6.1Movie - 1940
Breakdowns of 1940Self4.0Movie - 1940
Three Cheers for the IrishMaureen Casey7.0Movie - 1939
The Roaring TwentiesJean Sherman7.5Movie - 1939
Dust Be My DestinyMabel Alden6.5Movie - 1939
Four WivesAnn Lemp Dietz5.5Movie - 1939
Daughters CourageousBuff Masters6.3Movie - 1939
Yes, My Darling DaughterEllen Murray4.5Movie - 1939
Breakdowns of 1939Self6.5Movie - 1938
Four DaughtersAnn Lemp6.6Movie - 1938
Men Are Such FoolsLinda Lawrence5.8Movie - 1938
Cowboy from BrooklynJane Hardy7.0Movie - 1938
Brother RatJoyce Winfree6.0Movie - 1938
Love, Honor and BehaveBarbara Blake Painter3.8Movie - 1938
Swingtime in the MoviesHerself (uncredited)6.0Movie - 1937
Varsity ShowBetty Bradley6.8Movie