Netflix Movies Starring Selena Royle

The name may be unfamiliar, but MGM stock player Selena Royle was a lovely character actress who exuded warmth, kindness, sincerity, dedication and radiance throughout most of her 1940s Hollywood career. These inspiring traits extended into her outside life as well, where she contributed much of herself on behalf of the war effort. Selena started off in the limelight as the daughter of well-known playwright Edwin Milton Royle, who would be best remembered for his play "The Squaw Man," which was successfully filmed in 1914, 1918, and 1931. Despite her parents' protestations, Selena embarked on a theatrical career and, ironically, made her debut in a play that her father had written, "Launcelot and Elaine," in the role of Guinevere. She quickly grew in stature with celebrated theater roles throughout the 1920s: "Peer Gynt" (1923), "She Stoops to Conquer" (1924), "Paradise" (1927) and "Napoleon" (1928). Read more on iMDB