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Full name:	Joanne Letitia LaCock
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Born:	31 January 1922, Logan, West Virginia, USA
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Occupation:	Actress , Herself
Spouse:	C. V. Wood, Jr (1972 - 1993) (widowed) George Pierose (1963 - ?) John Ireland (1949 - 1956) (divorced) 2 children Dick Haymes (1941 - 1949) (divorced) 3 children
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Filmography:

Movies:

Super Fuzz

- Rosy Labouche - Year: 1980

Sylvia

- Jane (Bronson) Phillips - Year: 1965

September Storm

- Anne Traymore - Year: 1960

The Wild and the Innocent

- Marcy Howard - Year: 1959

The Light in the Forest

- Milly Elder - Year: 1958

Drango

- Kate Calder - Year: 1957

Hell on Frisco Bay

- Marcia Rollins - Year: 1955

Sincerely Yours

- Marion Moore - Year: 1955

The Warriors

- Lady Joan Holland - Year: 1955

3 Ring Circus

- Jill Brent - Year: 1954

Southwest Passage

- Lilly - Year: 1954

Gatling Gun

- Nora Curtis - Year: 1954

Duffy of San Quentin

- Anne Halsey - Year: 1954

Day of Triumph

- Mary Magdalene - Year: 1953

Forbidden

- Christine Lawrence - Year: 1953

Hannah Lee

- Hannah Lee (Hallie) - Year: 1953

Thunder Bay

- Stella Rigaud - Year: 1953

My Pal Gus

- Lydia Marble - Year: 1952

The Pride of St. Louis

- Patricia Nash Dean - Year: 1952

Return of the Texan

- Ann Marshall - Year: 1952

Mr. Belvedere Rings the Bell

- Miss Harriet Tripp - Year: 1951

Vengeance Valley

- Jen Strobie - Year: 1951

711 Ocean Drive

- Gail Mason - Year: 1950

Wagon Master

- Denver - Year: 1950

All the King's Men

- Anne Stanton - Year: 1949

She Wore a Yellow Ribbon

- Olivia Dandridge - Year: 1949

Red River

- Tess Millay - Year: 1948

Abie's Irish Rose

- Rosemary Murphy - Year: 1946

Guestward Ho! (TV series)

- Babs Hooten - Year: 1960

Himself/Herself:

Screen Snapshots: Meet Mr. Rhythm, Frankie Laine (documentary short)

- Herself - Year: 1952

TV Guest

Hell on Frisco Bay

- Marcia Rollins

The Warriors

- Lady Joan Holland

Southwest Passage

- Lilly

Duffy of San Quentin

- Anne Halsey

Forbidden

- Christine Lawrence

Mr. Belvedere Rings the Bell

- Miss Harriet Tripp

711 Ocean Drive

- Gail Mason

Guestward Ho! (TV series)

- Babs Hooten

Screen Snapshots: Meet Mr. Rhythm, Frankie Laine (documentary short)

- Herself

Marcus Welby, M.D., episode "Dark Corridors" (#6.23), 4 March 1975

The Governor & J.J., episode "P.S. I Don't Love You" (#2.12), 16 December 1970

Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre playing Gina Sutton, episode "To Sleep, Perchance to Scream" (#4.25), 10 May 1967

Amos Burke, Secret Agent playing Solange Kelly, episode "Who Killed the Eleventh Best Dressed Woman in the World?" (#1.30), 24 April 1964

The David Niven Show playing Ellen Baird, episode "The Lady From Winnetka" (#1.7), 26 May 1959

G.E. Theatre playing Alice Giles, episode "All I Survey" (#6.17), 2 February 1958

Colgate Theatre, episode "Adventures of a Model", 1958

Lux Video Theatre, episode "Paris Calling" (#7.35), 30 May 1957

Climax Mystery Theater playing Nancy, episode "Night Shriek" (#3.6), 15 November 1956

Lux Video Theatre playing Lane Bellamy, episode "Flamingo Road" (#7.5), 18 October 1956

Schlitz Playhouse, episode "The Gentle Stranger" (#5.19), 3 February 1956

The Ford Television Theatre playing Lady Mary Tighe, episode "Passage to Yesterday" (#4.8), 24 November 1955

Climax Mystery Theater, episode "The Darkest Hour" (#1.19), 24 March 1955

The Henry Fonda Show playing Pat Lowry, episode "Brief Affair" (#1.6), 12 February 1955

Lux Video Theatre playing Polly, episode "An Angel Went AWOL" (#5.9), 21 October 1954

Lux Video Theatre playing Nancy, episode "Call Off the Wedding" (#4.10), 7 January 1954

Schlitz Playhouse, episode "Richard and the Lion" (#2.39), 3 July 1953

Robert Montgomery Presents, episode "Betrayed" (#4.27), 2 March 1953