Enid Bennett
Birthday
1893/07/14
Day of death
1969/05/14 (75 years old)
Gender
Female
Place of Birth
York, Western Australia, Australia
Also know as
Enid Eulalie Bennett
Biography
From Wikipedia Born in York, Western Australia, Enid Bennett started her film acting career in 1916, first starring in Get-Rich-Quick Wallingford, with two other films that same year. She married American director Sidney Franklin early in her career, but they were divorced shortly thereafter. In 1917, she starred in five films, the most important of which was The Little Brother opposite William Garwood. That film brought her to the attention of studios and led to an increasing number of acting...Read more
Acting
(1923) Strangers of the Night
as Poppy Faire
(1918) A Desert Wooing
as Avice Bereton
(1918) The Marriage Ring
as Anne Mertons
(1924) The Sea Hawk
as Lady Rosamund Godolphin
(1931) Skippy
as Ellen Skinner
(1917) Happiness
as Doris Wingate
(1931) Waterloo Bridge
as Mary Cronin Wetherby
(1923) The Courtship of Miles Standish
as Priscilla Mullens
(1918) The Vamp
as Nancy Lyons
(1924) The Red Lily
as Marise La Noue
(1919) The Haunted Bedroom
as Betsy Thorne
Get-Rich-Quick Wallingford
as Fanny
(1919) Partners Three
as Agnes Cuyler
(1940) Strike Up the Band
as Mrs. Morgan
(1939) Meet Dr. Christian
as Anne Hewitt
(1918) Coals of Fire
as Nell Bradley
(1922) Scandalous Tongues
as Nell Bradley
(1922) The Bootlegger's Daughter
as Nell Bradley
(1941) The Big Store
as Clerk (uncredited)
(1939) Intermezzo: A Love Story
as Greta Stenborg
(1922) Robin Hood
as Lady Marian Fitzwalter
(1917) Princess of the Dark
as Fay Herron
(1917) The Little Brother
as Jerry Ross
(1917) The Girl, Glory
as Glory Wharton
(1916) The Aryan
as Undetermined Secondary Role
(1920) The Woman in the Suitcase
as Mary Moreland
(1927) The Flag: A Story Inspired by the Tradition of Betsy Ross
as Betsy Ross
(1927) The Wrong Mr. Wright
as Henrietta
(1920) A Trip Through the World's Greatest Motion Picture Studios
as Herself
(1931) Sooky
as Helen Skinner
(1920) The False Road
as Betty Palmer
(1919) Happy Though Married
as Millicent Lee