Lois Moran Net Worth
Lois Moran Net Worth is
$9 Million
Lois Moran Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018
Her soft Irish beauty highlighted many films in the late 1920s and 1930s, but film actress Lois Moran's major claim to fame was as F. Scott Fitzgerald's inspiration for the character of "Rosemary" in his classic novel Tender Is the Night. Lois trained in dance while young and moved to Paris with her mother at the age of 10 to study seriously. She ... | Date Of Birth | March 1, 1909 |
| Died | 1990-07-13 |
| Place Of Birth | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA |
| Height | 5' 2" (1.57 m) |
| Profession | Actress |
| Star Sign | Pisces |
| # | Fact |
|---|---|
| 1 | In 1930, she lived at 517 N. Elm Drive in Beverly Hills. |
| 2 | She had an affair with writer F. Scott Fitzgerald while he was a screenwriter in Hollywood. This inspired his book, "Tender is the Night", and several short stories. |
| 3 | Her much older husband, Clarence Young, was the Assistant Secretary of Commerce, under Presidents Herbert Hoover and Franklin D. Roosevelt. |
| 4 | One son with Young. |
| 5 | F. Scott Fitzgerald reportedly based the character Rosemary on Moran when he wrote "Tender is the Night." |
Actress
| Title | Year | Status | Character |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alice in the Cities | 1974 | Airport Hostess | |
| Waterfront | 1954-1955 | TV Series | May (Mom) Herrick / May Herrick / Mae Herrick |
| The Lineup | 1954 | TV Series | Mrs. Warner |
| Ladies Not Allowed | 1932 | Short | |
| West of Broadway | 1931 | Dot Stevens | |
| Men in Her Life | 1931 | Julia Cavanaugh | |
| The Spider | 1931 | Beverly Lane | |
| Transatlantic | 1931 | Judy Kramer | |
| Under Suspicion | 1930 | Alice Freil | |
| The Dancers | 1930 | Diana | |
| Not Damaged | 1930 | Gwen Stewart | |
| Mammy | 1930 | Nora Meadows | |
| A Song of Kentucky | 1929 | Lee Coleman | |
| Words and Music | 1929 | Mary Brown | |
| Behind That Curtain | 1929 | Eve Mannering Durand | |
| Joy Street | 1929 | Marie Colman (Mimi) | |
| Belle of Samoa | 1929 | Short | The Belle of Samoa |
| Making the Grade | 1929 | Lettie Ewing | |
| True Heaven | 1929 | Judith | |
| Blindfold | 1928 | Mary Brower | |
| The River Pirate | 1928 | Marjorie Cullen | |
| Don't Marry | 1928 | Priscilla Bowen / Betty Bowen | |
| Love Hungry | 1928 | Joan Robinson | |
| Sharp Shooters | 1928 | Lorette | |
| The Irresistible Lover | 1927 | Betty Kennedy | |
| Publicity Madness | 1927 | ||
| The Whirlwind of Youth | 1927 | Nancy Hawthorne | |
| The Music Master | 1927 | Helene Stanton | |
| Camille | 1926/II | Short | Alice Brown |
| God Gave Me Twenty Cents | 1926 | Mary | |
| Prince of Tempters | 1926 | Monica | |
| Padlocked | 1926 | Edith Gilbert | |
| The Road to Mandalay | 1926 | Joe's Daughter | |
| Feu Mathias Pascal | 1926 | Adrienne Paleari | |
| The Reckless Lady | 1926 | Sylvia Fleming | |
| Just Suppose | 1926 | Linda Lee Stafford | |
| Stella Dallas | 1925 | Laurel Dallas | |
| La galerie des monstres | 1924 | Ralda / Ofélia |
Self
| Title | Year | Status | Character |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Voice of Hollywood No. 12 | 1930 | Short | Herself (uncredited) |
Known for movies
Waterfront (1954-1955)
as May (Mom) Herrick / May Herrick / Mae Herrick
Alice in the Cities (1974)
as Airport Hostess
Transatlantic (1931)
as Judy Kramer
Behind That Curtain (1929)
as Eve Mannering Durand