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Miriam Hopkins 10.18.1902 - 10.09.1972 (70 years old)

Ellen Miriam Hopkins was an American film and TV actress known for her versatility.She first signed with Paramount in 1930, working with Ernst Lubitsch and Joel McCrea, among many others. Her long-running feud with Bette Davis was publicized for effect. Later she became a pioneer of TV drama. Hopkins was a distinguished Hollywood hostess, who moved in intellectual and creative circles. Click here to read more about Miriam Hopkins

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This actor appeared in the following radio shows

Series	Episode title	Date
Lux Radio Theater	lux radio theater (171) mary burns, fugitive	1938-04-11
Lux Radio Theater	lux radio theater (194) confession	1938-11-21
Lux Radio Theater	lux radio theater (219) tovarich	1939-05-15
chase and sanborn hour, the	guests miriam hopkins and alan mowbray	1939-08-27
Lux Radio Theater	lux radio theater (235) the old maid	1939-10-30
campbell playhouse	it happened one night	1940-01-28
hedda hopper show, the	life story of dorothy lamour part 1	1940-12-03
Lux Radio Theater	lux radio theater (431) the hard way	1944-03-20
Lux Radio Theater	lux radio theater (441) old acquaintance	1944-05-29
inner sanctum mysteries	the bog oak necklace	1945-04-10
suspense	rose garden	1950-10-05
Obsession	obsession (25) david and laura miriam hopkins	1951-04-30

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MIRIAM HOPKINS (1902 ~ 1972) Hopkins reached her peak early on in her career at Paramount in films like: "The Smiling Lieutenant" (1931), "Dr. Jekyll And Mr. Hyde" (31), "Trouble In Paradise" (32), "The Story Of Temple Drake" (33), "Design For Living" (33), "Becky Sharp" (35 - Oscar nomination as Best Actress), "Barbary Coast" (35) and "These Three" (36). Miriam had a running feud with Bette Davis - starting with "The Old Maid" (39) and again during "Old Acquaintance" (43). She sporadically appeared in supporting roles later in films such as: "The Heiress" (49), "The Mating Season" (51) and "The Children's Hour" (61 - remake of "These Three").

Jack

This highly talented blonde Broadway actress possessed an intriguing, husky voice and a brittle, sometimes twitchy yet sexy style. An off-beat combination of a vivacious Southern belle and an insecure yet superior modern woman, Hopkins signed as a leading lady with Paramount in 1930 and gained early stardom for her roles in productions including the delightful Ernst Lubitsch musical "The Smiling Lieutenant" (1931) and Rouben Mamoulian's striking "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" (1932). In Lubitsch's masterpiece, "Trouble in Paradise" (1932), she displayed a sharp talent for sly, sophisticated banter, and she won an Oscar nomination in the title role of Mamoulian's "Becky Sharp" (1935).

Mike