Jocelyn Brando

Jocelyn Brando (born November 18, 1919 in San Francisco , California - † November 27, 2005 in Santa Monica , California) was an American actress .

Life

Jocelyn Brando was born in San Francisco in 1919, the daughter of a traveling salesman. She was the older sister of Marlon Brando (1924-2004).

Like her mother, Jocelyn was primarily involved in the theater, but also made twelve films with her brother Marlon. In the 1940s she started her career on Broadway with the play Mister Roberts .

In 1953 she starred in Hot Iron , directed by Fritz Lang, with Glenn Ford . She had her last film appearance in a well-known film production in 1981 in My dear Raven Mother as a gossip reporter Barbara Bennett alongside Faye Dunaway . In addition, she took part in over 50 appearances in TV series such as Kojak - Use in Manhattan and Dallas . In the horror film The Night of the Scarecrow , she played Mrs. Ritter.

Filmography

Movies

1945: Combat Fatigue Irritability (short film)
1953: Secret Service in the Jungle (China Venture)
1953: The Big Heat (The Big Heat)
1955: Avengers in Black (Ten Wanted Men)
1957: When the Night Falls (Nightfall)
1958: Step Down to Terror
1961: The Explosive Generation
1963: The Ugly American (The Ugly American)
1965: Resist If You Can (Bus Riley's Back in Town)
1966: A Man Is Chased (The Chase)
1978: Movie Movie
1978: Love in court ( A Question of Love , TV movie)
1979: Good Luck, Miss Wyckoff
1980: why should I lie? (Why Would I Lie?)
1981: My dear bad mother (Mommie Dearest)
1981: Dark Night of the Scarecrow (Movie made for TV)
1983: Starflight One - Irrflug ins Weltall ( Starflight: The Plane That Couldn't Land , TV movie)

TV Shows

1948–1949: Actor's Studio (five episodes)
1951: Kraft Television Theater (an episode)
1953: Omnibus (one episode)
1955: Studio 57 (one episode)
1955–1956: The United States Steel Hour (two episodes)
1956, 1960: General Electric Theater (two episodes)
1957: Official Detective (an episode)
1958: Richard Diamond, Private Detective ( Richard Diamond, Private Detective , a series)
1958: The Millionaire (an episode)
1958–1963: Wagon Train (seven episodes)
1959: State Trooper (an episode)
1959: Alcoa Presents: One Step Beyond (one episode)
1959: Buckskin (one episode)
1959: Department 'M' (one episode)
1959: Lux Playhouse (an episode)
1959, 1961: Alfred Hitchcock presents ( Alfred Hitchcock Presents , three episodes)
1960: Markham (an episode)
1960: Coronado 9 (one episode)
1960: Riverboat (two episodes)
1960–1961: At the foot of the blue mountains ( Laramie , two episodes)
1960, 1962: Thriller (two episodes)
1961: Checkmate (an episode)
1961: The Tall Man (an episode)
1961: Alcoa premiere (an episode)
1961: Wells Fargo (an episode)
1961: Frontier Circus (an episode)
1961: Police Station 87 ( 87th Precinct , an episode)
1963: Arrest and Trial (one episode)
1963: Dr. Kildare (an episode)
1963–1969: The People at Shiloh Ranch ( The Virginian , three episodes)
1964: Alfred Hitchcock shows ( The Alfred Hitchcock Hour , an episode)
1966-1967: Love of Life
1969: The Boss ( Ironside , an episode)
1975: Our Little Farm ( Little House on the Prairie , an episode)
1977: Kojak - deployment in Manhattan ( Kojak , an episode)
1978: The Tony Randall Show (an episode)
1979: Dallas (four episodes)
1981: Darkroom (an episode)

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personal data
SURNAME	Brando, Jocelyn
ALTERNATIVE NAMES	Pennebaker, Jocelyn (married name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	US-american actress
DATE OF BIRTH	November 18, 1919
PLACE OF BIRTH	San Francisco , California , United States
DATE OF DEATH	November 27, 2005
Place of death	Santa Monica , California , United States