Ann Sheridan

Birthplace: Denton, Texas, USA
Birthday: February 21, 1915

Winner of a 1933 beauty contest who was rewarded with a bit parts in several Paramount features before signing in 1936 with Warner Bros. Once there her smart, no-nonsense persona was put to good use in a number of crime melodramas, especially "Angels with Dirty Faces" (1938) and "They Drive by Night" (1940). Dubbed the "oomph girl", Sheridan made her mark in the haunting small town saga, "Kings Row" (1942), and continued to showcase her talent in comedies, dramas, and occasional musicals through the mid-1…more

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Actor

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Writer

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Career Milestones

1966 to 1967
Starred as Henriette "Hank" Hanks on the CBS sitcom, "Pistols and Petticoats"
1957
Last film, "Woman and the Hunter", made in England
1956
Last American films, "Come Next Spring" and "The Opposite Sex"
1948
Last film for Warner Brothers, "Silver River", starring opposite Errol Flynn
1948
Made an unbilled cameo as a streetwalker in John Huston's "The Treasure of the Sierra Madre"