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Frida Inescourt - biography, date of birth, place of birth, filmography, clips, Actress.
June 29, 1901 - February 26, 1976 - British actress.
She was born in Edinburgh in the family of a journalist and actress. After her parents divorced, she stayed with her mother, although she spent most of her time in boarding schools. In 1911, she and her mother moved to the United States, but after the end of the First World War, they returned to Great Britain, where they settled in London. Initially, Reitman worked as the personal secretary of a member of the British Parliament and later became an assistant to Nancy Astor. In July 1919, she accompanied Astor on her trip to the United States, after which she decided not to return to her homeland. In the United States, she continued to work as a secretary at the British Consulate in New York. In the early 1920s, thanks to her acquaintance with one of the theater producers, she managed to get on Broadway, where she soon achieved her first acting successes. In the following years, she played a lot on the theater stages in New York, and in 1935 she made her Hollywood debut in the drama Dark Angel. This was followed by roles in such films as "Mary of Scotland" (1936), "New Dawn" (1937), "Pride and Prejudice" (1940), "Letter" (1940), "You will never be richer" (1941), "Mission to Moscow" (1943) and "A Place in the Sun" (1951). An accidental take-off and a wave of success prompted jealousy and jealousy on the part of her mother, which caused them to almost stop communicating. In the 1950s, Inescourt was also a frequent guest on television, where she had roles in the television series A Letter to Loretta, Port, Perry Mason, and The Rebel .
In 1960, during the filming of her last film, Crowded Skies, the actress started having health problems due to multiple sclerosis diagnosed with her many years ago. A year later, the situation was aggravated by the suicide of her husband, screenwriter Ben Ray Redman, with whom they had been married since 1926. By the mid-1960s, the actress became practically incapacitated and moved in a wheelchair. In 1973, unable to take care of herself, Frida Inescourt moved to a retirement home for a film and television actor in Woodland Hills, where she died three years later at the age of 74.

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