Sally Gray
Biography
Sally Gray was an English film actress who appeared in movies during the 1930s and 1940s. Born in Holloway, London, she trained as a child at a drama school run by Fay Compton. At twelve she made her professional stage debut in the play All God's Chillun at the Globe Theatre. She made her film debut in The School for Scandal in 1930, then returned to films in 1935. After the agent John Gliddon signed her following the musical Jill Darling, she took leads in light comedies and musicals. She later became known for moody dramas and thrillers, including The Saint in London (1939), Green for Danger (1946), They Made Me a Fugitive (1947) and Obsession (1949), in which she played Robert Newton's wife. Her last film was Escape Route in 1952. She retired that year.
90years old at death
- Born Holloway
- Died London
- Star sign: AquariusThe sign runs January 20 to February 18
- Also credited as Constance Vera Browne, Baroness Oranmore and Browne and Constance Vera Stevens
Movie Career
- Films
- 4
- Career span
- 10 years1939 to 1949
Every film, newest first
- 1949ObsessionIMDb rating 7.3
- 1947They Made Me a FugitiveIMDb rating 7.2
- 1946Green for DangerIMDb rating 7.3
- 1939The Saint in LondonIMDb rating 6.5
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First role
Gray trained at Fay Compton's School of Dramatic Art as a child and started acting on stage when she was 10. At 12, she played an African boy in All God's Chillun at London's Globe Theatre, her professional stage debut.
Big break
Gray appeared on stage in The Gay Divorce in 1933 with Fred Astaire, and was signed by agent John Gliddon after he saw her in the musical Jill Darling in 1934.
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Films together
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