Lillie Hayward Actor screenwriter
Lillie Hayward is a 85 years old Actor screenwriter from Saint Paul, Minnesota. Lillie Hayward was born on September 12, 1891 (died on June 29, 1977, she was 85 years old) in Saint Paul, Minnesota as Lillian Auen. Her nickname was Lilie Hayward, Lillian Hayward.
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Birth name of Lillie Hayward is Lillian Auen
No, she died on 06/29/1977, 47 years ago. She was 85 years old when she died. She died in Hollywood and buried in Hollywood Forever Cemetery .
Works
Lillie Hayward Movies (63)
There are 63 movies of Lillie Hayward.
Her first feature film was The Shaggy Dog (2006). She was 114 when she starred in this movie. Since 2006, she has appeared in 63 feature films. The last one is Lad: A Dog (1962). .
View all Lillie Hayward movies.Lillie Hayward movie characters
The names of the characters/jobs in the films she starred in are as follows:
Character/Job | Movie | Age |
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Author | The Shaggy Dog (2006) | 114 |
Screenplay | The Shaggy Dog (1959) | 67 |
Screenplay | The Walking Dead (1936) | 44 |
Screenplay | The Proud Rebel (1958) | 66 |
Screenplay | Tonka (1958) | 67 |
Screenplay | Blood on the Moon (1948) | 57 |
Screenplay | Santa Fe Passage (1955) | 63 |
Screenplay | Lady Killer (1933) | 42 |
Writer | Tarzan and the Lost Safari (1957) | 65 |
Screenplay | Cattle Drive (1951) | 59 |
Screenplay | Ever Since Eve (1937) | 45 |
Writer | Toby Tyler (1960) | 68 |
Screenplay | Strange Bargain (1949) | 58 |
Screenplay | Bedside (1934) | 42 |
Writer | Follow Me Quietly (1949) | 57 |
Screenplay | My Friend Flicka (1943) | 51 |
Writer | The Boy and the Pirates (1960) | 68 |
Story | Housewife (1934) | 42 |
Screenplay | Housewife (1934) | 42 |
Screenplay | Black Beauty (1946) | 54 |
Screenplay | The Undying Monster (1942) | 51 |
Writer | Sons of the Legion (1938) | 47 |
Screenplay | That Man's Here Again (1937) | 45 |
Screenplay | Heart of the Rio Grande (1942) | 50 |
Screenplay | Disbarred (1939) | 47 |
Screenplay | Smoky (1946) | 54 |
Screenplay | Registered Nurse (1934) | 42 |
Screenplay | They Call It Sin (1932) | 41 |
Screenplay | Front Page Woman (1935) | 43 |
Adaptation | Janice Meredith (1924) | 33 |
Screenplay | The White Cockatoo (1935) | 43 |
Writer | My Pal, Wolf (1944) | 53 |
Screenplay | Personal Maid's Secret (1935) | 44 |
Screenplay | Margin for Error (1943) | 51 |
Screenplay | Expensive Husbands (1937) | 46 |
Writer | Aloma of the South Seas (1941) | 49 |
Writer | Miss Pinkerton (1932) | 40 |
Screenplay | Bronco Buster (1952) | 60 |
Screenplay | Penrod and Sam (1937) | 45 |
Screenplay | The Biscuit Eater (1940) | 48 |
Writer | Banjo (1947) | 55 |
Producer | Banjo (1947) | 55 |
Screenplay | Big City Blues (1932) | 41 |
Producer | Child of Divorce (1946) | 55 |
Writer | Child of Divorce (1946) | 55 |
Writer | Zander the Great (1925) | 33 |
Screenplay | Her Jungle Love (1938) | 46 |
Screenplay | Night Club Scandal (1937) | 46 |
Story | On the Border (1930) | 38 |
Screenplay | On the Border (1930) | 38 |
Writer | Television Spy (1939) | 48 |
Adaptation | On the Sunny Side (1942) | 50 |
Screenplay | Unmarried (1939) | 47 |
Writer | The Fighting Heart (1925) | 34 |
Scenario Writer | The Amateur Gentleman (1926) | 34 |
Screenplay | Big Hearted Herbert (1934) | 43 |
Screenplay | Her Husband's Secretary (1937) | 45 |
Writer | Blonde Trouble (1937) | 45 |
Screenplay | King of Chinatown (1939) | 47 |
Screenplay | Northwest Stampede (1948) | 56 |
Story | Northwest Stampede (1948) | 56 |
Screenplay | The Raiders (1952) | 61 |
Writer | Lad: A Dog (1962) | 70 |
Lillie Hayward TV Shows (1)
Her first TV Show was Ford Theatre (1948).
What was Lillie's zodiac sign?Lillie Hayward zodiac sign was virgo.
Other facts about Lillie Hayward
Alias | Lilie Hayward, Lillian Hayward |
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Birth name | Lillian Auen |
Place of death | Hollywood |
Country of citizenship | United States Of America |
Given name | Lily |
Languages spoken, written or signed | English |
Date of death | 1977-06-29T00:00:00Z |
Place of burial | Hollywood Forever Cemetery |