Born in Savannah, Georgia, USA — Oct 18 1902• Died Oct 09 1972

Ellen Miriam Hopkins (October 18, 1902 – October 9, 1972) was an American actress known for her versatility. She first signed with Paramount Pictures 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. At age 20, Hopkins became a chorus girl in New York City. In 1930, she signed with Paramount Pictures, and made her official film debut…
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Amanda Hale


Theresa Durand


Mary Kry
Bertha Jacks

Minna Carter

Mrs. Reeves


Lavinia Penniman

Martha Dobie

Lily Mortar

Self (archive footage)

Delia Lovell Ralston

Gilda Farrell

Ivy Pearson

Lily

Mrs. Leslie Carter

Temple Drake

Julia Hayne

Julie Hurstwood


Millie Drake

Katherine Parker

Princess Anna

Becky Sharp

Mary 'Swan' Rutledge

Maude Brown

Phyllis Manning Lorrimore

Fran Carleton

Theresa Durand

(archive footage)

Curly Flagg

Mme. Helene Maury

Lydia Darrow

Virginia Travis

Ivy Pearson (archive footage)

Emma Krull

Louise

Mrs. Shipton aka 'The Duchess'

Dorothy Hunter

Maria Yaskaya


Self

Flo Melton

Gloria Bishop

Marion Lenox

Ann Williams

Susan Fletcher

Rosie Dugan