Marjorie Wood

Marjorie Wood was an American actress who is best known for Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, Pride and Prejudice, and Klondike Fury. She was born on September 5, 1882, in London, England, UK, and passed away on November 9, 1955, in Hollywood, California, USA.

Personal and Family Life

Not much is known about Marjorie Wood’s personal and family life. However, her work in film and theater showcases her talents and passion for acting. Throughout her career, she was involved in various prominent productions.

Career

Marjorie Wood had a successful acting career, appearing in several notable films from the 1930s to the 1950s. She gained recognition for her roles in films such as Pride and Prejudice where she played Lady Lucas, and Seven Brides for Seven Brothers as Mrs. Bixby. Despite often playing uncredited supporting roles, her contributions to the films were significant.

Death and Legacy

Marjorie Wood died on November 9, 1955, in Hollywood, California. Her legacy lives on through her memorable performances in classic films, and she is remembered for her professional contributions to the entertainment industry during a transformative era in cinema.

Filmography

Title Release Date Character
The Company She Keeps 1951-01-27 Mrs. Haley
Pride and Prejudice 1940-07-26 Lady Lucas
Made for Each Other 1939-02-10 Nurse (uncredited)
Never Say Die 1939-03-08 Hotel Guest
They Shall Have Music 1939-08-18 Betty’s Mother (uncredited)
The Women 1939-09-01 Sadie the Old Maid in Powder Room (uncredited)
Texas Carnival 1951-10-05 Mrs. Gaytes
Adam’s Rib 1949-11-18 Mrs. Marcasson (uncredited)
Klondike Fury 1942-03-20 Ellen
Seven Brides for Seven Brothers 1954-07-22 Mrs. Bixby
Adventure 1945-12-28 Nurse (uncredited)
Anchors Aweigh 1945-08-13 USO Mother (uncredited)
Excuse My Dust 1951-06-27 Mrs. Cyrus Random Sr.
Caged 1950-05-19 Matron (uncredited)
Sweethearts on Parade 1953-07-15 Wardrobe Woman
Nightmare Alley 1947-10-09 Mrs. Prescott / Mrs. S.P. at Spode Room (uncredited)
National Red Cross Pageant 1917-12-01 Queen – English episode
Saboteur 1942-04-24 Farmer’s Wife (uncredited)