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Jean Ames

Actress (6)

Born: 24 August 1919 (106) in New York City, New York, USA

Known from: Manpower, All through the Night and Larceny, Inc.

IMDb profile: Jean Ames

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Full filmography (6)
3,19 (24)

Manpower

1941 • 104 minuten
as Thelma (uncredited)
3,18 (22)

All through the Night

1942 • 107 minuten
as Annabelle
3,27 (15)

Larceny, Inc.

1942 • 95 minuten
as Florence
2,86 (7)

The Male Animal

1942 • 101 minuten
as "Hot Garters" Gardner
3,50 (6)

The Hard Way

1943 • 109 minuten
as Pudgy Girl (Uncredited)
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The Powers Girl

1943 • 93 minuten
as Googie

Collaborated with

William Hopper William Hopper
Charles Drake Charles Drake
Jack Carson Jack Carson
Faye Emerson Faye Emerson
Audra Lindley Audra Lindley
Don DeFore Don DeFore
George Meeker George Meeker
William B. Davidson William B. Davidson
Jack L. Warner Jack L. Warner
Leah Baird Leah Baird
Creighton Hale Creighton Hale
Leo F. Forbstein Leo F. Forbstein
Joseph Crehan Joseph Crehan
Hal B. Wallis Hal B. Wallis
Jerry Wald Jerry Wald

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