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Jean Acker
Born
October 23, 1893
Died: August 16, 1978
(Lived 84 years)
Place of Birth
Trenton, New Jersey, USA
Known For
Acting
Gender
Female
Career Highlights
28
Movies
0
TV Shows
Also Known As
Harriet Ackers
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Jean Acker
Biography
Jean Acker (born Harriet Ackers; October 23, 1893 - August 16, 1978) was an American actress.
Movies
28
TV Shows
0
The Legend of Rudolph Valentino
as
Self (archive footage)
May 24, 1961
Young Man with Ideas
as
Party Guest (uncredited)
May 2, 1952
The Mating Season
as
Party Guest (uncredited)
January 12, 1951
It's a Wonderful Life
as
Townswoman (uncredited)
December 20, 1946
The Stork Club
as
Dress Saleslady
December 28, 1945
Spellbound
as
Matron (uncredited)
November 8, 1945
Obliging Young Lady
as
Cousin (uncredited)
April 1, 1942
My Favorite Wife
as
Postponed Case Witness (uncredited)
May 17, 1940
I Was an Adventuress
as
Minor Role (uncredited)
May 10, 1940
Remember the Night
as
Jury Member (uncredited)
January 19, 1940
Good Girls Go to Paris
as
Minor Role (uncredited)
June 20, 1939
Vogues of 1938
as
Maid
August 18, 1937
It's in the Air
as
(uncredited)
October 10, 1935
No More Ladies
as
Nightclub Patron (uncredited)
June 14, 1935
Miss Fane's Baby Is Stolen
as
Friend of Miss Fane
January 12, 1934
Torch Singer
as
Nightclub Patron
September 8, 1933
No Marriage Ties
as
Adrienne's Maid
August 11, 1933
Braveheart
as
Sky-Arrow
December 27, 1925
The Woman in Chains
as
Felicia Coudret
February 20, 1923
Her Own Money
as
Ruth Alden
January 1, 1922
The Kiss
as
Isabella Chavez
July 4, 1921
Brewster's Millions
as
Barbara Drew
January 28, 1921
The Round-Up
as
Polly Hope
October 10, 1920
An Arabian Knight
as
Zorah
August 22, 1920
The Ladder of Lies
as
Dora Leroy
July 11, 1920
Lombardi, Ltd.
as
Daisy
October 1, 1919
Checkers
as
Pert Barlow
August 24, 1919
Are You a Mason?
Cast
March 15, 1915
