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Actor
Jane Carr
- Born August 1, 1909
- Died September 29, 1957
Jane Carr (born Dorothy Henrietta Brunstrom, 1 August 1909, at Whitley Bay, Tynemouth, Northumberland, England, died 29 September 1957) was the stage name of English stage and film actress Rita Brunstrom.
Known for
The Saint's Return1953
The Triumph of Sherlock Holmes1935
36 Hours1953
Lord Edgware Dies1934
The Seventh Survivor1942
It's Not Cricket1949
The Ace of Spades1935
The Church Mouse1934
Filmography
- 1953The Saint's ReturnFilmKate Finch
- 195336 HoursFilmSoup Kitchen Supervisor
- 1949It's Not CricketFilmVirginia Briscoe
- 1942The Seventh SurvivorFilmDiane Winters
- 1942AlibiFilmDelia
- 1942The Lady from LisbonFilmTamara
- 1942Sabotage at SeaFilmDiane
- 1937MillionsFilmJane Rimmer
- 1937The Lilac DominoFilmLeonie
- 1937Captain's OrdersFilmBelle Mandeville
- 1935The Triumph of Sherlock HolmesFilmEttie Douglas
- 1935The Ace of SpadesFilmCleo Despard
- 1935The LadFilmPauline Grant
- 1935Hello, SweetheartFilmBabs Beverley
- 1935Annie, Leave the Room!FilmAdrienne Ditmar
- 1935Night MailFilmLady Angela Savage
- 1935Get Off My FootFilmHelen Rawlingcourt
- 1934Lord Edgware DiesFilmLady Edgware / Carlotta Adams
- 1934The Church MouseFilmSylvia
- 1934The OutcastFilmNancy Acton
- 1934Those Were the DaysFilmMinnie Taylor
- 1934On the AirFilm
- 1933Let Me Explain, DearFilmMamie
- 1933Up for the DerbyFilmNightclub Singer
- 1933Dick TurpinFilmEleanor Mowbray