Mae Clarke
1910–1992 (age 82)
actress
Biography
Mae Clarke brought intelligence and nuance to memorable performances such as the scientist's fiancée in Frankenstein and the victim of the infamous grapefruit scene in The Public Enemy, earning praise for her poise in both dramatic and romantic roles.
She continued to work in theater and television, supporting charitable efforts and offering a steady example of professionalism to younger performers navigating Hollywood's changes.