Anne Gwynne was signed by Universal Pictures when she was 20 yrs old, and co-starred in "Flash Gordon Conquers the Universe" with Buster Crabbe soon thereafter . Over the next years, Miss Gwynne would be featured in some thirty-eight Universal films, and become one of the studio’s most recognizable stars. She co-starred in an additional 20 films, for MGM, Allied Artists, and RKO Pictures among other studios.
Anne Gwynne co-starred in what wa...
Anne Gwynne was signed by Universal Pictures when she was 20 yrs old, and co-starred in "Flash Gordon Conquers the Universe" with Buster Crabbe soon thereafter . Over the next years, Miss Gwynne would be featured in some thirty-eight Universal films, and become one of the studio’s most recognizable stars. She co-starred in an additional 20 films, for MGM, Allied Artists, and RKO Pictures among other studios.
Anne Gwynne co-starred in what was the first filmed dramatic series for television, 1947-1948's "Public Prosecutor", filming 26 episodes for NBC (also known as "Crawford Mystery Theatre"). Anne Gwynne's motion picture and television career spanned the years 1939 through 1970.
Northwest Passage
House of Frankenstein
The Black Cat
Ride 'Em Cowboy
Public Prosecutor
Dick Tracy Meets Gruesome
Adam at Six A.M.
Teenage Monster
Nice Girl?
To the People of the United States
Flash Gordon Conquers the Universe
Road Agent
Fear
The Strange Case of Doctor Rx
Black Friday
Peril from the Planet Mongo
Babes on Swing Street
The Green Hornet
Moon Over Las Vegas
Ladies Courageous
Murder in the Blue Room
Panhandle
Don't Get Personal
Give Us Wings