Margot Grahame

• Name — Margot Grahame • Birth Name — Margaret Clark • Born — 20 February 1911 • Birthplace — Canterbury, Kent, England • Died — 1 January 1982 • Place of death — London, England • Occupation — Actress • Years Active — 1930–1958 • Partner — A. D. Peters (1958–1973) • Illustration — With Victor McLaglen in John Ford's The Informer (1935)

Grahame moved into a home in the Hollywood Hills after her separation from British actor Francis Lister in 1935. She married Canadian millionaire Allen McMartin in 1938. They divorced in 1946. In 1948, Grahame began a relationship with the British literary agent A. D. Peters that continued until his death in 1973. In her later years, she was reportedly "full of bitter regret and resentment" at, amongst other things, the fact that Peters had never married her.

In her old age, Grahame was "bloated" and had her hair coloured, in her own words, "'red as flaming fires of hell'". Her housekeeper at the time of her death was Lily (née Budge), wife of the impoverished 13th Earl of Galloway. Grahame died in London on New Year's Day of 1982, aged 70, from chronic bronchitis. She had no survivors and was cremated.

• Rookery Nook (1930) - Clara Popkiss • Compromising Daphne (1930) - Muriel • The Love Habit (1931) - Julie Bubois • Uneasy Virtue (1931) - Stella Tolhurst • Glamour (1931) - Lady Betty Enfield • The Rosary (1931) - Mary Edwards • Creeping Shadows (1931) - Gloria Paget • The Innocents of Chicago (1932) - Lil • Stamboul (1932) - Countess Elsa Talven • Illegal (1932) - Dorothy Turner • Forging Ahead (1933) - Crystal Grey • Timbuctoo (1933) - Elizabeth • Yes, Mr Brown (1933) - Clary Baumann • Prince of Arcadia (1933) - Mirana • I Adore You (1933) - Margot Grahame • Sorrell and Son (1933) - Mrs. Dora Sorrell • House of Dreams (1933) • Without You (1934) - Margot Gilbey • The Broken Melody (1934) - Simone St. Cloud • Easy Money (1934) • Falling in Love (1935) - June Desmond • The Informer (1935) - Katie Madden • The Arizonian (1935) - Kitty Rivers • The Three Musketeers (1935) - Milady de Winter • Two in the Dark (1936) - Marie Smith • Counterfeit (1936) - Aimee Maxwell • Crime Over London (1936) - Pearl - Gang-Moll • Make Way for a Lady (1936) - Valerie Broughton • Night Waitress (1936) - Helen Roberts • Criminal Lawyer (1937) - Madge Carter • The Soldier and the Lady (1937) - Zangarra • Fight for Your Lady (1937) - Marcia Trent • The Buccaneer (1938) - Annette de Remy • The Hal Roach Comedy Carnival (1947) - Emily Terkle, in 'Fabulous Joe' • The Fabulous Joe (1947) - Emily Terkel • Forever Amber (1947) - Bess (scenes deleted) • Broken Journey (1948) - Joanna Dane • Black Magic (1949) - Mme. du Barry • The Romantic Age (1949) - Helen Dickson • I'll Get You for This (1951) - Mrs. Langley (uncredited) • The Crimson Pirate (1952) - Bianca • Venetian Bird (1952) - Rosa Melitus • The Beggar's Opera (1953) - The Actress • Orders Are Orders (1954) - Wanda Sinclair • Saint Joan (1957) - Duchesse de la Tremouille

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