

Person · Actor
Marlo Dwyer
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- Actress
In short · Acted for six decades — 43 credits.
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Biography
Marlo Dwyer was born on 30 June 1915 in Wimbledon, North Dakota, USA. She was an actress, known for her appearances in *The Sniper* (1952), *Dangerous Mission* (1954), and *Crossfire* (1947). She died on 28 September 1999 in Los Angeles, California, USA.
Filmography · 43 of 43
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Actor
11 credits
Dangerous Mission(1954)
Mrs. Elster
Film
The Sniper(1952)
May Nelson
Film
Missing Women(1951)
May Berringer
Film
Short Grass(1950)
Jennie Westfall
Film
Walk Softly, Stranger(1950)
Mabel
Film
A Life of Her Own(1950)
Birthday Party Guest (uncredited)
Film
Follow Me Quietly(1949)
Waitress
Film
Man with Two Lives(1942)
Helen Lengel
Film
Too Many Women(1942)
Lorraine O'Reilly
Film
Secrets of the Lone Wolf(1941)
Bubbles Deegan
Film
Her First Romance(1940)
Susie Sloan
Film
Editor
32 credits
The Master(1984)
Credits
TV
Not as a Stranger(1955)
Credits
Film
Medic(1954)
Credits
TV
Stories of the Century(1954)
Credits
TV
Four Star Playhouse(1952)
Credits
TVChevron Theatre(1952)
Credits
TV
Lady in the Iron Mask(1952)
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Film
Scarlet Angel(1952)
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Armstrong Circle Theatre(1950)
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TV
Mrs. O'Malley and Mr. Malone(1950)
Credits
Film
Prisoners in Petticoats(1950)
Credits
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Caged(1950)
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Women from Headquarters(1950)
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The Woman on Pier 13(1949)
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Look for the Silver Lining(1949)
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The Ford Theatre Hour(1948)
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TV
Crossfire(1947)
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Film
South of Santa Fe(1942)
Credits
Film
Blondie Goes to College(1942)
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Sweet Music(1935)
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Twenty Million Sweethearts(1934)
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A Very Honorable Guy(1934)
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Harold Teen(1934)
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Journal of a Crime(1934)
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Wonder Bar(1934)
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Fashions of 1934(1934)
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Massacre(1934)
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Footlight Parade(1933)
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Wild Boys of the Road(1933)
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Arizona to Broadway(1933)
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