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Mary Young

Biography

Mary Young was an American actress who worked in theater, film, and television for much of the 20th century. Born in New York City in 1879, she began on the stage and earned her first Broadway credit in 1899. In 1913 she scored a stage hit opposite John Barrymore in Believe Me, Xantippe, and in 1924 she acted on Broadway in Dancing Mothers alongside John Halliday and Helen Hayes. Beginning in 1905, she helped run Boston's Castle Square Theatre for 21 years. She was nearing 60 when she made her first Hollywood film in 1937, and she went on to play elderly ladies on screen. During the 1950s and 1960s she made many television appearances, the last coming in a 1968 episode of Gomer Pyle. Mary Young died in 1971.

92years old at death

  • Born New York City
  • Died La Jolla
  • Star sign: CancerFirst day of the sign, on the Gemini cusp
  • Also credited as Mary Marsden Young

Movie Career

Films
6
Career span
15 years1944 to 1959

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    Mary Young's final television appearance was in an episode of Gomer Pyle that aired in 1968, marking the end of her work on the small screen.

Mary Young movies on Netflix

Best known for

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  1. The Lost Weekend1945 Drama, Film-Noiras Mrs. Deveridge

    IMDb rating 7.844K votes

  2. Alias Jesse James1959 Comedy, Romance, Westernas 'Ma' James

    IMDb rating 6.41.8K votes

  3. Address Unknown1944as Mrs. Delaney

    IMDb rating 6.91.4K votes

  4. The Mating Season1951as Spinster

    IMDb rating 7.32.2K votes

  5. One Too Many1950as Mrs. Sullivan

    IMDb rating 5.972 votes

  6. Walk East on Beacon1952as Old Lady

    IMDb rating 5.7677 votes

Worked with

Mary Young shares two films with Frank Faylen, and one with each of the others. Pick a number on the chart or a name in the list to see the films they share.

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