Dora Henwood was an English actress known for her roles in The Island of Romance, A Race for a Bride, and various short films in the “Film Pie” series. She was born on December 28, 1901, in Kentish Town, London, and passed away on April 10, 1951, in St John’s Wood, London.
Personal and Family Life
Dora Florence Henwood was born into a family in London, England. Details about her family are scarce, but her passion for acting led her to pursue a career in the film industry during the early 20th century. She built a reputation for her performances in silent films.
Career
Dora Henwood’s acting career primarily took place in the 1920s. She became well-known for her appearances in short films, particularly in the “Film Pie” series, where she showcased her talent and versatility as an actress. Her notable roles included parts in films like The Island of Romance and A Race for a Bride.
Death and Legacy
Dora Henwood died on April 10, 1951, at the age of 49. Though she was prominent in her time, her legacy is largely preserved through her works, which remain a part of early cinema history. Her contributions to silent films continue to be appreciated by film historians and enthusiasts.
Filmography
| Year | Title | Role |
|---|---|---|
| 1922 | A Race for a Bride | Ethel Holton |
| 1922 | The Island of Romance | The Girl |
| 1921 | The Film Star’s Perfect Day | Marion Pickwick |
| 1920 | Film Pie, No. 10 | Short Role |
| 1920 | Film Pie, No. 11 | Short Role |
| 1920 | Film Pie, No. 12 | Short Role |
| 1920 | Film Pie, No. 1 | Short Role |
| 1920 | Film Pie, No. 2 | Short Role |
| 1920 | Film Pie, No. 3 | Short Role |
| 1920 | Film Pie, No. 4 | Short Role |
| 1920 | Film Pie, No. 5 | Short Role |
| 1920 | Film Pie, No. 6 | Short Role |
| 1920 | Film Pie, No. 7 | Short Role |
| 1920 | Film Pie, No. 8 | Short Role |
| 1920 | Film Pie, No. 9 | Short Role |