Helen Gardner
Birthday: 1884-09-02
Deathday: 1968-11-20
Birthplace: Binghamton, New York, USA
Gender: Female
Owned By: Unowned
Not only was Helen Gardner the first American film actress to form her own production company, she was also the among the first filmmakers to embrace making features, and was the first vamp on screen.
Credits
| Year | Title | Character | |
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1924-09-01 | Sandra | La Flamme's wife |
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1920-07-01 | The Sleep of Cyma Roget | Cymba Roget |
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1915-06-19 | Miss Jekyll and Madame Hyde | Madeleine Jekyll / Madame Hyde |
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1915-05-08 | The Breath of Araby | Clothilde |
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1915-03-09 | Snatched from a Burning Death | Joan Le Grande |
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1915-02-23 | The Still, Small Voice | Musa |
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1914-12-14 | Underneath the Paint | Tryphena Winter |
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1914-12-07 | The Moonshine Maid and the Man | Nancy - the Moonshine Maid |
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1914-10-27 | The Butterfly | Nancy North - the Butterfly |
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1914-10-26 | The Strange Story of Sylvia Gray | Sylvia Gray / Silvery |
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1913-09-01 | A Princess of Bagdad | Princess Ojira |
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1913-07-15 | A Sister to Carmen | Margo |
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1913-05-16 | Vampire of the Desert | Lispeth, Vampire of the Desert |
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1913-05-05 | Eureka! | The Castaway |
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1913-05-01 | The Wife of Cain | Save - the Wife of Cain |
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1913-04-02 | Alixe; or, the Test of Friendship | Alixe |
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1913-01-26 | Becky, Becky | Becky |
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1912-11-13 | Cleopatra | Cleopatra, Queen of Egypt |
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1912-08-24 | The Party Dress | Lydia Borne |
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1912-08-13 | The Heart of Esmeralda | Louise Lennox - a Novelist |
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1912-07-29 | The Miracle | Abbasah, the Caliph's Wife |
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1912-06-12 | Yellow Bird | Song Bird, a Young Indian |
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1912-05-27 | An Innocent Theft | Malcolm's Mother |
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1912-05-08 | The Serpents | Linda |
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1912-04-05 | The Illumination | Sabina |
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1912-03-19 | The Old Silver Watch | |
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1912-02-20 | The Love of John Ruskin | Mrs. John Ruskin |
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1912-02-09 | Her Boy | Sue - Harry's Sweetheart |
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1912-02-03 | A Problem in Reduction | Mrs. Smartly - a Woman Who Wants to Reduce |
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1912-01-29 | Where the Money Went | Mrs. Fred Hart - the Jealous Wife |
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1911-12-22 | A Reformed Santa Claus | The Widow |
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1911-11-28 | The Freshet | Meg Matthews |
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1911-11-14 | The Girl and the Sheriff | The Mountain Girl |
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1911-11-11 | An Aeroplane Elopement | |
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1911-11-08 | Arbutus | The Mountain Woman Who Becomes a Celebrated Singer |
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1911-10-31 | Madge of the Mountains | Madge of the Mountains |
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1911-10-28 | Regeneration | Elfie - Ross's Sweetheart |
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1911-10-07 | Ups and Downs | The Young Wife |
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1911-09-16 | By Woman's Wit | The Wife |
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1911-08-14 | For Love and Glory | Rose Seaton |
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1911-08-05 | The Death of King Edward III | Alice Ferrers |
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1911-07-26 | She Came, She Saw, She Conquered | Rose Leigh - a Young Schoolteacher |
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1911-07-25 | Treasure Trove | |
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1911-07-18 | The Lure of Vanity | Edna White |
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1911-06-27 | A Quaker Mother | Lois Pearson Harmon - A Quaker Wife |
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1911-06-24 | Barriers Burned Away | John's Wife |
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1911-06-23 | The Sleep Walker | Lucy Langham |
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1911-06-06 | For Her Brother's Sake | Bessie Black - The Sister |
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1911-05-18 | The Show Girl | Audrey, an Actress |
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1911-04-11 | The Wooing of Winifred | Winifred |
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1911-03-31 | The Inherited Taint | The Nurse |
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1911-02-20 | A Tale of Two Cities | |
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1911-01-02 | Vanity Fair | Becky Sharp |
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1910-09-09 | How She Won Him | Muriel Hanson |