Veronica Lake

Total Box Office:
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Highest Rated:
100% Sullivan's Travels (1941)
Lowest Rated:
86% The Glass Key (1942)
Birthday:
Nov 14
Birthplace:
Brooklyn, New York, USA
Bio:
When Brooklyn-born Constance Ockleman was prodded into a performing career by her ambitious mother, she chose her stepfather's name, Keane, for her nom de stage. After a year of thankless bit parts, she was dropped by RKO Radio Pictures. When she re-emerged at MGM in a small role in the Eddie Cantor…

Filmography


MOVIES   

Rating Title Credit Box Office Year
Flesh Feast (Time is Terror)
  • Dr. Elaine Frederick
-- 1969
Stronghold
  • Mary Stevens
-- 1952
Slattery's Hurricane
  • Dolores Greaves
-- 1949
The Sainted Sisters
  • Letty Stanton
-- 1948
Ramrod
  • Connie Dickason
-- 1947
Variety Girl
  • Guest
-- 1947
100% The Blue Dahlia
  • Joyce Harwood
-- 1946
So Proudly We Hail!
  • Lt. Olivia D'Arcy
-- 1943
86% The Glass Key
  • Janet Henry
-- 1942
Star Spangled Rhythm
  • Herself
-- 1942
93% This Gun for Hire
  • Ellen Graham
-- 1942
100% I Married a Witch
  • Jennifer
-- 1942
100% Hold Back the Dawn
  • Movie actress
-- 1941
100% Sullivan's Travels
  • The Girl
-- 1941
Dancing Co-Ed (Every Other Inch a Lady)
  • Actor
-- 1939

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Quotes from Veronica Lake's Characters

    1. The Girl: You've taken all the joy out of life. I was all through with this kind of stuff. I mean, I knew I'd never have it - but there was no envy in my heart. I'd found a friend who'd swipe a car to take me home..., now I'm right back where I started: just an extra-girl having breakfast with a director. Only I didn't used to have breakfast with them. Maybe that was my trouble.
    2. John L. Sullivan: Did they ever ask you to?
    3. The Girl: No
    4. John L. Sullivan: Well then don't pat yourself on the back.
    5. The Girl: Take me with you.
    6. John L. Sullivan: What?
    From Sullivan's Travels. Submitted by Christopher B (6 months ago)
    1. The Girl: I'm sorry I pushed you in the water too.
    2. John L. Sullivan: I probably needed it.
    3. The Girl: You certainly did.
    4. John L. Sullivan: Did I?
    5. The Girl: I didn't mind you. In fact, I had kind of a yin for you.
    6. John L. Sullivan: You have?
    7. The Girl: Not in that thing. I liked you better as a tramp.
    8. John L. Sullivan: Well I can't help the kind of people you like.
    From Sullivan's Travels. Submitted by Christopher B (6 months ago)
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