Georgia Backus

Georgia Backus was an American actress who is best known for her roles in Citizen Kane, Cause for Alarm!, and Suddenly It’s Spring. She was born on October 13, 1900, in Columbus, Ohio, and passed away on September 7, 1983, in Sun City, California.

Personal and Family Life

Georgia Backus lived a private life away from the spotlight, with little information available about her family. She made her mark in the film industry mainly during the 1940s and 1950s, where she developed a solid career in acting.

Career

Throughout her career, Georgia appeared in numerous films, showcasing her talent in various roles. She played memorable characters in classic films, lending her skills to both lead and supporting roles that contributed to the stories. Her work in Hollywood, particularly during the Golden Age, helped her gain recognition in the industry.

Death and Legacy

Georgia Backus passed away on September 7, 1983, leaving behind a legacy of beloved film performances. Her contributions to cinema are remembered by fans and film historians alike, ensuring her place in the history of American film.

Filmography

TitleRelease DateCharacter
Citizen Kane1941-04-17Bertha Anderson
Cause for Alarm!1951-03-30Mrs. Warren
Apache Drums1951-04-01Mrs. Keon
Suddenly It’s Spring1947-02-13WAC Maj. Cheever
No Man of Her Own1950-02-21Nurse (uncredited)
Shut My Big Mouth1942-02-19Townswoman
I Married a Witch1942-10-30Older Woman (uncredited)
They Dare Not Love1941-05-16German Secretary
So Ends Our Night1941-02-27Mrs. Kern (uncredited)
Repent at Leisure1941-04-04Nurse
My Heart Belongs to Daddy1942-11-07Miss Peel
The Mark of the Renegade1951-07-24Duenna Concepcion
Lucky Jordan1942-11-16Toy Shop Clerk
Force of Evil1950-08-24Sylvia Morse (uncredited)
Copper Canyon1950-11-15Martha Bassett
Dream Girl1948-07-27Edna
Not a Ladies’ Man1942-05-14Mrs. Roberts (uncredited)
The Moon Is Down1943-03-14Villager (uncredited)
The Magnificent Ambersons1942-07-10Matron (uncredited)
Too Late for Tears1949-07-17Woman (uncredited)
Force of Evil1950-08-24Mrs. Sylvia Morse (uncredited)