Ginger Rogers

Highest Rated:
100% Gold Diggers of 1933 (1933)
Lowest Rated:
60% Carefree (1938)
Birthday:
Jul 16, 1911
Birthplace:
Independence, Missouri, USA
Bio:
In step with Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers was one half of the most legendary dancing team in film history; she was also a successful dramatic actress, even winning a Best Actress Oscar. Born Virginia McMath on July 16, 1911, in Independence, MO, as a toddler, she relocated to Hollywood with her newly…

Filmography

Range of Movie T-meters: 60% - 100%
Number of Movies: 75
Box Office Since 2001: --
Year Rating Title Credit Box Office
2009 Hollywood Singing and Dancing: The 1930s
  • Actor
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2007 Ultimate Leading Ladies
  • Actor
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2006 Astaire & Rogers Ultimate Collector's Edition
  • Actor
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2004 Bob Hope Chevy Christmas Special
  • Actor
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2000 Hidden Hollywood II
  • Actor
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1990 Hollywood on Parade
  • Actor
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1985 That's Dancing!
  • Actor
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1984 Gotta Dance Gotta Sing
  • Actor
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1984 George Stevens: A Filmmaker's Journey
  • Herself
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1976 That's Entertainment 2
  • Actor
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1965 Harlow
  • Mama Jean
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1964 Rodgers & Hammerstein's Cinderella
  • Queen
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1957 Oh, Men! Oh, Women!
  • Mildred Turner
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1956 The First Traveling Saleslady
  • Rose Gilray
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1956 Teenage Rebel
  • Nancy Fallon
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1955 Tight Spot
  • Sherry Conley
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1954 Black Widow
  • Lottie
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1954 Twist of Fate
  • Johnny Victor
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1953 Forever Female
  • Beatrice Page
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1952 Dreamboat
  • Gloria Marlowe
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1952 87% Monkey Business
  • Edwina Fulton
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1952 We're Not Married
  • Ramona Gladwyn
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1951 Groom Wore Spurs
  • Actor
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1951 Groom Wore Spurs, The
  • Abigail Furnival
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1950 Storm Warning
  • Marsha Mitchell
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1950 Perfect Strangers
  • Terry Scott
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1949 60% The Barkleys of Broadway
  • Dinah Barkley
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1947 It Had to Be You
  • Victoria Stafford
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1946 Magnificent Doll
  • Dolly Payne Madison
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1946 Heartbeat
  • Arlette Lafon
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1945 Week-End at the Waldorf (Weekend at the Waldorf)
  • Irene Malvern
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1944 I'll Be Seeing You
  • Mary Marshall
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1944 Lady In the Dark
  • Liza Elliott
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1943 Tender Comrade
  • Jo
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1942 Tales of Manhattan
  • Diane
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1942 100% The Major and the Minor
  • Susan Applegate
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1942 89% Roxie Hart
  • Roxie Hart
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1942 Once Upon a Honeymoon
  • Katie O'Hara
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1941 Tom, Dick and Harry
  • Janie
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1940 71% Kitty Foyle
  • Kitty Foyle
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1940 Lucky Partners
  • Jean Newton
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1940 Primrose Path
  • Ellie May Adams
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1939 Bachelor Mother
  • Polly Parrish
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1939 5th Ave Girl (Fifth Avenue Girl)
  • Mary Grey
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1939 80% The Story of Vernon and Irene Castle
  • Irene Castle
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1938 100% Vivacious Lady
  • Francey Brent
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1938 60% Carefree
  • Amanda Cooper
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1938 Having A Wonderful Time
  • Teddy Shaw
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1937 95% Stage Door
  • Jean Maitland
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1937 86% Shall We Dance
  • Linda Keene
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1936 75% Follow the Fleet
  • Sherry Martin
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1936 100% Swing Time
  • Penelope "Penny" Carrol
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1935 Swing Time Special LV Edition
  • Actor
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1935 80% Roberta
  • Countess Scharwenka
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1935 Star of Midnight
  • Donna Mantin
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1935 In Person
  • Carol Corliss
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1935 Thirteenth Guest
  • Actor
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1935 100% Top Hat
  • Dale Tremont
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1934 100% The Gay Divorcee
  • Mimi Glossop
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1934 Change of Heart
  • Madge Roundtree
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1934 Upperworld (Upper World)
  • Lilly Linder
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1934 Romance in Manhattan
  • Sylvia Dennis
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1933 Finishing School
  • Pony
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1933 Professional Sweetheart
  • Glory Eden
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1933 95% 42nd Street
  • Ann Lowell/Anytime Annie
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1933 A Shriek in the Night
  • Patricia Morgan
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1933 Sitting Pretty
  • Actor
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1933 Rafter Romance
  • Mary Carroll
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1933 100% Gold Diggers of 1933
  • Fay Fortune
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1933 100% Flying Down to Rio
  • Honey Hale
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1933 Chance at Heaven
  • Marje Harris
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1932 The Thirteenth Guest
  • Lela
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1932 The Tenderfoot
  • Ruth
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1931 Tip Off
  • Baby Face
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1929 Hollywood Rhythm: The Paramount Musical Shorts 1929-1941, V. 2 - Jazz Cocktails
  • Actor
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Ginger Rogers Trivia

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Quotes from Ginger Rogers's Characters

    1. Jean Maitland: Psst! Pardon me, there's a dust storm blowing up. [affectedly] Howjado.
    2. Linda Shaw: [flaunting her sable coat] Have we met socially?
    3. Jean Maitland: I hope not. [taking in coat] A very nifty piece of jack- rabbit you have there.
    4. Linda Shaw: Just a little trinket my Aunt Susan gave me.
    5. Jean Maitland: I think it's terribly unselfish of these little animals to give up their lives to keep other animals warm.
    6. Linda Shaw: They're very smart little animals. They never make sacrifices for the wrong people.
    From Stage Door. Submitted by Kevin R (6 months ago)
    1. Judy Canfield: If you weren't so snooty you could have had a date with me tonight.
    2. Jean Maitland: You can have my share of those timber wolves.
    3. Judy Canfield: They may be timber wolves to you, but they're meat and potatoes to me.
    4. Jean Maitland: Don't you know any younger men?
    5. Judy Canfield: I'm tired of buying dinners for younger men.
    From Stage Door. Submitted by Kevin R (6 months ago)
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