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Gloria Stuart

Birthday:: Jul 4, 1910
Birthplace:: Not Available
Bio:: Blonde, serene-looking film actress Gloria Stuart forsook her stage career when she was signed to two separate movie contracts in 1932. It took a court arbitrator to determine which studio would be permitted to make use of Stuart's services, Paramount or Universal. Universal won, and soon the…

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Range of Movie T-meters: 13% - 100%

Number of Movies: 32

Box Office Since 2001: --

Year	Rating	Title	Credit	Box Office
2012	83%	Titanic (in 3D)	Old Rose	--
2006	88%	Buzz	Actor	--
2004	64%	Land of Plenty	Old Lady	--
2000	24%	The Million Dollar Hotel	Jessica	--
2000		My Mother the Spy	Grandma	--
1999		Titanic: The Premiere	Actor	--
1999		Forever Hollywood	Actor	--
1999		Titanic Chronicles	Actor	--
1999	33%	The Love Letter	Eleanor	--
1998		Portrait of Leonardo: Leonardo DiCaprio	Actor	--
1986	13%	Wildcats	Mrs. Connoly	--
1984		Mass Appeal	Mrs. Curry	--
1982	100%	My Favorite Year	Mrs. Horn	--
1979		The Two Worlds of Jennie Logan	Actor	--
1976		Flood	Mrs. Parker	--
1975		The Legend of Lizzie Borden	Store Customer	--
1944		The Whistler	Alice Walker	--
1944		Enemy of Women	Bertha	--
1939		The Three Musketeers	Queen Anne	--
1938		Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm	Gwen Warren	--
1937		It Could Happen to You	Actor	--
1936		The Prisoner of Shark Island	Mrs. Peggy Mudd	--
1936		The Crime of Dr. Forbes	Ellen Godfrey	--
1936		Gold Diggers of 1935	Amy Prentiss	--
1936		Poor Little Rich Girl	Margaret Allen	--
1934		Here Comes the Navy	Dorothy Martin	--
1933		Roman Scandals	Princess Sylvia	--
1933	100%	The Invisible Man	Flora Cranley	--
1933		The Kiss Before the Mirror	Frau Lucie Bernsdorf	--
1932	100%	The Old Dark House	Margaret Waverton	--
1932		Air Mail	Ruth Barnes	--
1932		Street of Women	Doris Baldwin	--

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1. Old Rose: 1500 people went into the sea when Titanic sank from under us. There were 20 boats floating near by and only one came back. One. Six were saved from the water, myself included. Six out of 1500. Afterwards, the 700 people in the boats had nothing to do but wait. Wait to die, wait to live, wait for an absolution that would never come.
From Titanic (in 3D). Submitted by Nhia T (42 days ago)