Marjorie Woodworth

1919–2000 (age 81)

Actress

Biography

Marjorie Woodworth (1919-2000) charmed viewers in 1940s Hollywood musicals and comedies, radiating warmth with every role she embraced on screen and stage.

She balanced her artistic drive with a devoted circle of friends who treasured her kindness and her ability to listen as deeply as she performed.

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