June Havoc (Director)

June Havoc

Director

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June Havoc

Director

Her film career began in 1942 and was littered with mainly "B" material. A few credits stood out, however, including the comedy "My Sister Eileen" and "Gentleman's Agreement," in which she played a racist secretary.

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Also Known As: Ellen Evangeline Hovick, Ellen June Hovick
Born: Nov 08, 1912 in Vancouver, BC, Canada
Death: Mar 28, 2010 in Stamford, CT

Roles (16)

	Annie Opened April 21, 1977	as Miss Hannigan (Replacement)
	Habeas Corpus Opened November 25, 1975	as Mrs. Swabb (Original)
	Dinner at Eight Opened September 27, 1966	as Millicent Jordan (Original)
	Marathon '33 Opened December 22, 1963	Writer Based on the novel <i>Early Havoc</i> by Director
	The Warm Peninsula Opened October 20, 1959	as Joanne de Lynn (Original)
	The Beaux Stratagem Opened February 24, 1959	as Mrs. Sullen (Original)
	The Infernal Machine Opened February 03, 1958	as Queen Jocasta (Original)
	Affairs of State Opened September 25, 1950	as Irene Elliott (Replacement)
	Dunnigan's Daughter Opened December 26, 1945	as Ferne Rainier (Original)
	The Ryan Girl Opened September 24, 1945	as Venetia Ryan (Original)
	Sadie Thompson Opened November 16, 1944	as Sadie Thompson (Original)
	Mexican Hayride Opened January 28, 1944	as Montana (Original)
	Pal Joey Opened December 25, 1940	as Gladys Bumps (Original)
	Forbidden Melody Opened November 02, 1936	as Rozsa (Original)