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Merle Oberon

Birthday:: Feb 19, 1911
Birthplace:: India
Bio:: Born in India to an Indian mother and an Indo-Irish father, Estelle Merle O'Brien Thompson spent an impoverished childhood in the subcontinent, before coming to England in 1928 where, among other things, she worked as a dance hostess before starting to pick up bit parts in movies in the early '30s,…

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Range of Movie T-meters: 27% - 100%

Number of Movies: 32

Box Office Since 2001: --

Year	Rating	Title	Credit	Box Office
2011		I, Claudius	Actor	--
1973		Interval	Serena Moore	--
1967		Hotel	The Duchess	--
1966	27%	The Oscar	Guest	--
1965		The Epic That Never Was	Actor	--
1954		Desir�e	Empress Josephine	--
1954		Deep in My Heart	Dorothy Donnelly	--
1948		Berlin Express	Lucienne	--
1945		A Song to Remember	George Sand	--
1944		Dark Waters	Leslie Calvin	--
1944		The Lodger	Kitty Langley	--
1943		Stage Door Canteen	Guest	--
1943		First Comes Courage	Nicole Larsen	--
1943		Forever and a Day	Marjorie	--
1941		Affectionately Yours	Sue Mayberry	--
1941	60%	That Uncertain Feeling	Jill Baker	--
1940		'Till We Meet Again	Joan Ames	--
1939	100%	Wuthering Heights	Catherine Earnshaw	--
1938		Over the Moon	June Benson	--
1938		The Cowboy and the Lady	Mary Smith	--
1938		The Divorce of Lady X	Leslie Steele	--
1936	100%	These Three	Karen Wright	--
1936		Beloved Enemy	Helen Drummond	--
1935		Folies Berg�re de Paris, (The Man from the Folies Bergere)	Baroness Genevieve Cassini	--
1935		The Dark Angel	Kitty Vane	--
1934		The Private Life of Don Juan	Antonia	--
1934		The Battle (Thunder in the East)	Actor	--
1934	80%	The Scarlet Pimpernel	Marguerite Blakeney	--
1934		The Broken Melody	Germaine	--
1933	100%	The Private Life of Henry VIII	Anne Boleyn	--
1932		Wedding Rehearsal	Miss Hutchinson	--
1932		Service for Ladies (Reserved for Ladies)	Bit Part	--

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