Lenore Ulric

Also known as Lenore Ulrich, Leonora Ulrich, Leonore Ulrich

Actress (former)

Born: Jul 21, 1892
height: 5'2" (or 157 cm)
body type: Average
nationality: American

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Career

Active 1911 – 1947

Biography

About Lenore Ulric

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Lenore Ulric was 23 when she appeared in her first film, The Better Woman, in 1915. After The Road to Love (1916), she took a seven-year break from movies, returning in 1923 to play the title role in Tiger Rose. Further gaps followed, with appearances in Frozen Justice and South Sea Rose in 1929, then Camille in 1936. She made two films in the 1940s, Temptation and Two Smart People, both in 1946, and left films for good after Northwest Outpost in 1947, at age 55.

Over a career that spanned more than three decades, she acted in only thirteen films, largely as a character actress. She was born in New Ulm, Minnesota, to American parents. Standing 5'2" with black hair and brown eyes, she began acting professionally around 1911. She died in 1970 at age 78.

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Died: Wednesday 30th of December 1970 (age 78)
Years Active: 1911-1947 (started around 18 years old; 36 years active)
Birthplace: New Ulm, Minnesota, United States
Ethnicity: Caucasian
Sexuality: Straight

Body

Hair Color: Black
Eye Color: Brown
Boobs: Real/Natural

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Frequently asked

How many films did Lenore Ulric appear in?

Lenore appeared in thirteen films over her career, which spanned from 1915 to 1947.

Why did Lenore's film career have so many gaps?

While the specs don't say why, her filmography shows long absences, including seven years between 1916 and 1923 and another gap between South Sea Rose (1929) and Camille (1936). She likely focused on stage work, but the available facts don't confirm that.

Did you know

Lenore Ulric made her film debut in The Better Woman at age 23, but she had been acting professionally since around 1911.
After her first two films, she took a seven-year break before returning in 1923.
Her last film, Northwest Outpost, came out in 1947 when she was 55; she then retired from movies.