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Born into a poor family in Kansas, Eagles ran off to join a traveling theatrical company at age 12, landed in New York, remade herself, became a chorine and a Ziegfeld Girl, studied acting and became a sought after theatrical name. As her heavy schedule – which soon included silent films – began to weigh on her, she self-medicated with pills, alcohol and possibly harder stuff. Soon, after dozens of successful roles, she became a Broadway super-star playing Sadie Thompson in Somerset Maugham’s “Rain.” As her fame increased, so did her reputation for temperamental behavior and even unreliabilit…
Jeanne Eagels films streaming in the UK
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- The Letter (1929) as Leslie Crosbie
- Man, Woman and Sin (1927) as Vera Worth
- Under False Colors (1917) as Countess Olga
- Jealousy (1929) as Yvonne
- The World and the Woman (1916) as Mary - A Woman of the Streets
- The Cross Bearer (1918) as Liane de Merode
- The Madonna of the Slums (1919) Cast
- The Fires of Youth (1917) as Billy's Sister
- The House of Fear (1915) as Grace Cramp
- A Lesson in Bridge (1914) as Mrs. Willis
- The Bride of the Sea (1913) Cast
- The Ace of Hearts (1913) Cast
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