Rosalind Ivan

Rosalind Ivan was an American actress, renowned for her roles in films such as Scarlet Street, Pursuit to Algiers, and The Corn Is Green. Born on November 27, 1880, in London, England, she became known for her strong portrayals of haughty or cold-hearted characters, earning her the nickname “Ivan the Terrible.”

Personal and Family Life

Rosalind Ivan was born into a creative family in London. She pursued her passion for acting early in her life, eventually moving to the United States to further her career. Her talent and dedication allowed her to establish a significant presence in the film industry during the mid-20th century.

Career Highlights

Ivan had a vibrant acting career, appearing in approximately 14 US films from 1944 to 1954. She gained recognition for her roles in various movies, showcasing her ability to play complex characters. Her performances in films like Johnny Belinda and The Verdict cemented her reputation as a skilled character actress.

Death and Legacy

Rosalind Ivan passed away on April 6, 1959, in New York City due to heart failure. Her contributions to film have left a lasting impact on audiences and the industry, and she is remembered for her distinctive performances. A portrait of her can be seen in the movie Apartment for Peggy, symbolizing her enduring legacy in cinema.

Filmography

TitleRelease DateCharacter
It Started with Eve1941-09-26Mrs. Mulligan (uncredited)
Three Strangers1946-01-28Lady Rhea Beladon
The Verdict1946-11-23Mrs. Vicky Benson
The Robe1953-09-16Julia (uncredited)
The Corn Is Green1945-03-29Mrs. Watty
Johnny Belinda1948-09-14Mrs. Poggety
Ivy1947-06-26Emily
Pillow of Death1945-12-14Amelia Kincaid
Scarlet Street1945-12-25Adele Cross
Pursuit to Algiers1945-10-26Agatha Dunham
That Brennan Girl1946-12-23Mrs. Merryman, the Nosey Landlady
Alias Mr. Twilight1946-12-24Aunt Elizabeth Christens
Arms and the Woman1916-11-25Marcus’ Wife
Elephant Walk1954-04-21Mrs. Lakin
The Garden Murder Case1936-02-21Mrs. Jepson (Uncredited)
The Suspect1945-01-31Cora Marshall
Lux Video Theatre1950-10-02Mrs. Mickleham
Studio One1948-11-07Mrs. Chedderwill
Lights Out1949-07-19
Lux Video Theatre1950-10-02Mrs. Chamberlain