Claire Dodd Net Worth
Is $400,000 Claire Dodd Wiki: Salary, Married, Wedding, Spouse, Family Claire Dodd (December 29, 1911 – November 23, 1973) Was an American Film Actress...
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Claire Dodd (December 29, 1911 – November 23, 1973) was an American film actress. | Full Name | Claire Dodd |
| Net Worth | $400,000 |
| Date Of Birth | December 29, 1908 |
| Died | November 23, 1973, Beverly Hills, California, United States |
| Place Of Birth | Des Moines, Iowa, USA |
| Height | 5' 6" (1.68 m) |
| Occupation | Actress |
| Profession | Actor |
| Nationality | American |
| Spouse | H. Brand Cooper, Jack Milton Strauss |
| Children | Jon Michael Strauss, Austene Cooper, Peter Cooper, Brand Cooper, John Cooper |
| Parents | Walter W. Dodd, Ethel V. Dodd |
| Nicknames | Claire Dodd, Dodd, Claire |
| IMDB | |
| Movies | Footlight Parade, The Case of the Curious Bride, Roberta, The Glass Key, The Case of the Velvet Claws, Smarty, The Match King, Ex-Lady, The Black Cat, Parachute Jumper, Charlie Chan in Honolulu, Secret of the Chateau, Hard to Handle, Ann Carver's Profession, I Sell Anything, The Mad Doctor of Market... |
| Star Sign | Capricorn |
| # | Quote |
|---|---|
| 1 | I did almost nothing much for a year. Publicity [photographs, greeting exhibitor's parties, dancing group scenes, odds and ends . . . Any extra could have done what I was assigned, and yet I was receiving a very decent salary check regularly. -- CD, describing her early film career with Paramount Pictures |
| # | Fact |
|---|---|
| 1 | Was left-handed. |
| 2 | First signed by Paramount in 1931, she appeared mainly in unbilled bits. She moved to Warner Bros in 1933 and appeared in featured and second lead "bad girl" "B" roles as conniving, predatory "other women" and husband stealers. From 1936 to her retirement in 1942 she freelanced with major and "Poverty Row" studios. |
| 3 | Battled cancer for two years before she died. Funeral services were held at the Church of the Good Shepherd in Beverly Hills and burial was in Glendale. |
| 4 | Married second husband, H. Brand Cooper, an automobile distributor, in 1940. They had four children: Daughter Austene and sons Brand and John (twins) and Peter. |
| 5 | Was of Dutch descent. |
| 6 | She and her second husband purchased Rock Candy Farm, where they built a red New England style farm house on 400 acres. In the opening credits of "The Andy Griffith Show," where Opie throws a rock into a lake -- that sequence was filmed in a neighboring yard. |
| 7 | Darryl F. Zanuck became her mentor throughout her little more than a decade film career. She did not play the "casting couch" came and he respected her and her talent for it. |
| 8 | Made her Broadway debut in the 1930 musical "Smiles" starring Marilyn Miller. |
| 9 | Before her acting career got off the ground, she was a model in Burlingame, California. Spotted by a talent agent, she was brought to Hollywood for a screen test and was given the name "Claire Dodd" and cast as a "Goldwyn Girl" in the Eddie Cantor musical Whoopee! (1930). |
| 10 | The only child of a Little Rock, Arkansas couple -- Walter W. Dodd, a veterinarian, and Ethel (ne Cool) Dodd, the daughter of a postmaster. Ethel bore Claire while on a trip to Des Moines, Iowa. Her father abandoned the family when she was about 10 years old and her mother later developed tuberculosis. Dorothy quit school to help support her and her mother. |
| 11 | Upon her death, her remains were interred at Brand Family Cemetery in Glendale, Los Angeles, California. |
| 12 | Was a former showgirl in the "Ziegfeld Follies" revues on Broadway. |
| 13 | Sister-in-Law of famed big game hunter, author and marksman, John Dean "Jeff" Cooper, founder of Gunsite. |
| 14 | Her first husband, John Milton Strauss, was a New York real estate developer. They had one son, Jon Michael (b. 1936). |
Actress
| Title | Year | Status | Character |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Song of a Nation | 1936 | Short | Mary Key |
| Murder by an Aristocrat | 1936 | Janice Thatcher | |
| Navy Born | 1936 | Bernice Farrington | |
| The Singing Kid | 1936 | Dana Lawrence | |
| The Payoff | 1935 | Maxine | |
| The Goose and the Gander | 1935 | Connie | |
| Don't Bet on Blondes | 1935 | Marilyn Youngblood | |
| The Glass Key | 1935 | Janet Henry | |
| The Case of the Curious Bride | 1935 | Della | |
| Roberta | 1935 | Sophie Teale | |
| Babbitt | 1934 | Tanis Judique | |
| Secret of the Chateau | 1934 | Julie Verlaine | |
| I Sell Anything | 1934 | Millicent | |
| The Personality Kid | 1934 | Patricia Merrill | |
| Smarty | 1934 | Anita | |
| Journal of a Crime | 1934 | Odette | |
| Gambling Lady | 1934 | Sheila Aiken | |
| Massacre | 1934 | Norma | |
| My Woman | 1933 | Muriel Bennett | |
| Footlight Parade | 1933 | Vivian | |
| Ann Carver's Profession | 1933 | Carole Rodgers | |
| Ex-Lady | 1933 | Iris Van Hugh | |
| Elmer, the Great | 1933 | Evelyn | |
| Blondie Johnson | 1933 | Gladys LaMann | |
| Hard to Handle | 1933 | Marlene Reeves | |
| Parachute Jumper | 1933 | Mrs. Newberry | |
| The Match King | 1932 | Ilse Wagner | |
| Lawyer Man | 1932 | Virginia St. Johns | |
| Crooner | 1932 | Mrs. Constance Brown | |
| Guilty as Hell | 1932 | Ruth Tindal | |
| Man Wanted | 1932 | Ann Le Maire | |
| This Is the Night | 1932 | Chou-Chou (uncredited) | |
| The Broken Wing | 1932 | Cecelia Cross | |
| Dancers in the Dark | 1932 | Girl at Bar (uncredited) | |
| Alias the Doctor | 1932 | Mrs. Beverly (uncredited) | |
| Two Kinds of Women | 1932 | Sheila Lavery (uncredited) | |
| Under 18 | 1931 | Babsy | |
| Working Girls | 1931 | Jane | |
| Girls About Town | 1931 | Dot - Party Girl (uncredited) | |
| The Road to Reno | 1931 | Party Girl (uncredited) | |
| An American Tragedy | 1931 | Gaile Warren (uncredited) | |
| The Secret Call | 1931 | Maisie | |
| Confessions of a Co-Ed | 1931 | Co-Ed in Chapel (uncredited) | |
| The Lawyer's Secret | 1931 | Party Guest (uncredited) | |
| Up Pops the Devil | 1931 | Minor Role (uncredited) | |
| Whoopee! | 1930 | Goldwyn Girl (uncredited) | |
| Our Blushing Brides | 1930 | A Mannequin | |
| The Daring Young Man | 1942 | Marlene | |
| Mississippi Gambler | 1942 | Gladys La Verne | |
| The Mad Doctor of Market Street | 1942 | Patricia Wentworth | |
| Don Winslow of the Navy | 1942 | Mercedes Colby | |
| In the Navy | 1941 | Dorothy Roberts | |
| The Black Cat | 1941 | Margaret Gordon | |
| If I Had My Way | 1940 | Brenda Johnson | |
| Slightly Honorable | 1939 | Alma Brehmer | |
| Woman Doctor | 1939 | Gail Patterson | |
| Charlie Chan in Honolulu | 1938 | Mrs. Carol Wayne | |
| Three Loves Has Nancy | 1938 | Vivian Herford | |
| Fast Company | 1938 | Julia Thorne | |
| Romance in the Dark | 1938 | Countess Monica Foldesay | |
| The Women Men Marry | 1937 | Claire Raeburn | |
| The Case of the Velvet Claws | 1936 | Della Street | |
| Two Against the World | 1936 | Cora Latimer |
Soundtrack
| Title | Year | Status | Character |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Song of a Nation | 1936 | Short performer: "It Was Not So Long Ago" | |
| Ann Carver's Profession | 1933 | performer: "Sweet Georgia Brown" - uncredited |
Self
| Title | Year | Status | Character |
|---|---|---|---|
| Breakdowns of 1937 | 1937 | Short | Herself |
| Breakdowns of 1936 | 1936 | Short | Herself |
| The 42nd. Street Special | 1933 | Documentary short | Herself (uncredited) |