Jean Rogers(1916-1991)

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The inventor of a new top-of-the-line burglar alarm system is kidnapped by a gang in order to get him to help them commit robberies.

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Night Key (1937)

Jean Rogers wurde am 25 März 1916 in Belmont, Massachusetts, USA geboren. Sie war Schauspielerin, bekannt für Flash Gordon (1936), Backlash (1947) und Charlie Chan in Panama (1940). Sie war mit Dan Winkler verheiratet. Sie starb am 24 Februar 1991 in Sherman Oaks, California, USA.

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Flash Gordon

7,0

Dale Arden

1936

Backlash

6,0

Catherine Morland

1947

Charlie Chan in Panama

7,1

Kathi Lenesch

1940

Viva Cisco Kid

6,2

Joan Allen

1940

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Geboren am
- 25. März 1916
- Belmont, Massachusetts, USA
Verstorben
- 24. Februar 1991
- Sherman Oaks, Kalifornien, USA(Komplikationen nach einer Operation)
Ehepartner
- Dan Winkler3. Juli 1943 - 5. Februar 1970 (er verstorben)
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Print ads for Pepsi Cola (1941)
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When Rogers wanted to remarry her first husband Dan Winkler in 1943, she was forbidden to do so by studio boss Louis B. Mayer. Her defiance of Mayer's edict brought her association with Metro to an end.

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Looking back on it now, all of us who were part of the serial world realize only too well what a marvelous training ground it was. My own experience provided me with knowledge of what to do and what not to do in front of the camera. Equally important, it gave me the confidence and the poise one must have to be truly professional. In retrospect, it was a training ground that paved the way for my growth as an actress and enabled me to play feature roles in major films while under long-term contract to Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Twentieth Century-Fox.