Dorothy Hart

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Dorothy Hart

Dorothy Hart (born April 4, 1923 in Cleveland , Ohio , † July 11, 2004 in Asheville , North Carolina ) was an American actress .

Life

Hart began her career as a model in the early 1940s and was signed to Universal Pictures in 1947 after only one film for Columbia Pictures (Gunfighters) . There she had her greatest success in the two-time Oscar- winning work by Jules Dassin , City Without a Mask . To German viewers she was probably known mainly as Jane in Tarzan, the defender of the jungle with Lex Barker . Despite - or perhaps because of - its elegance and strong charisma, the studio was unable to adequately cast it, and so it was more or less used up in B-movies such as westerns and prison films. As a result, she gave up her film career in the early 1950s; the productions of Hollywood's film industry had become too superficial for her, as she herself said.

Filmography (selection)

  • 1947: Gunfighters
  • 1947: A goddess on earth (Down to Earth)
  • 1947: The Exile
  • 1948: City without a mask (The Naked City)
  • 1948: Fraud (Larceny)
  • 1948: The Countess of Monte Cristo
  • 1949: Steppe Rebels (Calamity Jane and Sam Bass)
  • 1949: The Story of Molly X.
  • 1949: Deadly Suction (Undertow)
  • 1950: Released (Outside the Wall )
  • 1951: Raid at Raton Pass (Raton Pass)
  • 1951: I was an FBI Mann MC (I Was a Communist for the FBI)
  • 1951: Inside the Walls of Folsom Prison
  • 1952: Tarzan, the defender of the jungle (Tarzan's Savage Fury)
  • 1952: Hyenas of the Underworld (Loan Shark)

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