Jane Wood was an American actress who is best known for Side Streets, The Wishbone, and her contributions to early cinema. Born on October 29, 1886, in Ealing, London, England, she gained recognition for her performances in the 1930s. She passed away on March 31, 1971, in Westminster, London.
Personal and Family Life
Jane Wood was born Vera Janie Bokenham and had a career that spanned several years in the acting industry. She was married to Malcolm Tod in 1931, but details about their life together are not widely known. Little information is available about her family and personal life outside of her marriage.
Career
Wood made significant contributions to early 20th-century film, with notable roles in “Side Streets” and “The Wishbone,” both released in 1933. Her performances in these films showcased her talent and helped her become a recognized figure in the entertainment industry during her time.
Death and Legacy
Jane Wood died on March 31, 1971, in Westminster, London, leaving behind a legacy of early film work. While not as well-known today, her performances in the 1930s contributed to the rich history of British cinema. Her contributions are remembered by those who appreciate classic films.
Filmography
| Title | Role | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Side Streets | Mrs. Brown | 1933 |
| The Wishbone | Mrs. Stammer | 1933 |