Ann Morrison
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Ann Morrison has worked as an American actress, and the record says little more than that. Drama is the recurring genre in the filmography. There are 16 credits to go on. One credit that can be pinned down is 'House of Strangers'.
Ann Morrison
12 Movies
4 Series
Ann Morrison has worked as an American actress, and the record says little more than that. Drama is the recurring genre in the filmography. There are 16 credits to go on. One credit that can be pinned down is 'House of Strangers'.
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The Brothers Karamazov
Full Filmography
Adam-12
Mrs. Phillips · 1 episode
1968–
TV
The Virginian
Mrs. Markle · 1 episode
1962–
TV
Ben Casey
Mrs. Wilmer · 1 episode
1961–
TV
One Step Beyond
Mrs. Wharton · 1 episode
1959–
TV
The Brothers Karamazov
Marya
1958
Film
The Spirit of St. Louis
Mrs. Fearless (uncredited)
1957
Film
Violent Saturday
Mrs. Martha Stadt (uncredited)
1955
Film
Battle Circus
Lt. Edith Edwards
1953
Film
My Pal Gus
Polly Pahlman
1952
Film
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Ann Morrison still alive?
Ann Morrison passed away on April 18, 1978 at age 62.
What are the most famous roles of Ann Morrison?
Ann Morrison is best known for roles in The Spirit of St. Louis, Thieves' Highway, No Way Out.
How many movies has Ann Morrison been in?
Over a 29-year career (since 1949), Ann Morrison has appeared in 12 movies and 4 TV shows.
What was Ann Morrison's first movie?
The career of Ann Morrison began with Caught (1949).
What is Ann Morrison's most recent movie or series?
Ann Morrison's most recent release is Adam-12, which premiered on September 21, 1968.
What TV shows has Ann Morrison appeared in?
On television, Ann Morrison has appeared in Adam-12, The Virginian, One Step Beyond, Ben Casey.
Ann Morrison
1916-02-15 · Los Angeles, California, USA
Ann Morrison has worked as an American actress, and the record says little more than that. Drama is the recurring genre in the filmography. There are 16 credits to go on. One credit that can be pinned down is 'House of Strangers'.