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| Doğum yeri | Union Hill, New Jersey, USA |
| Doğum günü | 1905-07-25 |
| Ölüm | 1973-11-13 |
| Ayrıca şöyle bilinir | Augusta Wilhelmena Fredericka Appel Augusta Appel |
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Lila Lee (born Augusta Wilhelmena Fredericka Appel, July 25, 1905 – November 13, 1973) was a prominent screen actress, primarily a leading lady, of the silent film and early sound film eras. In 1918, she was chosen for a film contract by Hollywood film mogul Jesse Lasky for Famous Players-Lasky Corporation, which later became Paramount Pictures. Her first feature, The Cruise of the Make-Believes, garnered the teenaged starlet much public acclaim and Lasky quickly sent Lee on an arduous publicity campaign. Critics lauded Lila for her wholesome persona and sympathetic character parts. Lee quickly rose to the ranks of leading lady and often starred opposite such matinee heavies as Conrad Nagel, Gloria Swanson, Wallace Reid, Roscoe 'Fatty' Arbuckle, and Rudolph Valentino. Lee bore more than a slight resemblance to Ann Little, a former Paramount star and frequent Reid co-star who was leaving the film business and at this stage in her career an even stronger resemblance to Marguerite Clark. In 1922 Lee was cast as Carmen in the enormously popular film Blood and Sand, opposite matinee idol Rudolph Valentino and silent screen vamp Nita Naldi; Lee subsequently won the first WAMPAS Baby Stars award that year. Lee continued to be a highly popular leading lady throughout the 1920s and made scores of critically praised and widely watched films. As the Roaring Twenties drew to a close, Lee's popularity began to wane and Lee positioned herself for the transition to talkies. She is one of the few leading ladies of the silent screen whose popularity did not nosedive with the coming of sound. She went back to working with the major studios and appeared, most notably, in The Unholy Three, in 1930, opposite Lon Chaney Sr. in his only talkie. However, a series of bad career choices and bouts of recurring tuberculosis and alcoholism hindered further projects and Lee was relegated to taking parts in mostly grade B movies.
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| 1967 | Cottonpickin' Chickenpickers as Viola Zickafoose |
| 1966 | The Emperor's New Clothes as Wringmouth |
| 1961 | The Legend of Rudolph Valentino as Self (archive footage) |
| 1937 | Nation Aflame as Mona Franklin Burtis |
| 1937 | Two Wise Maids as Ethel Harriman |
| 1936 | Country Gentlemen as Louise Heath |
| 1936 | The Ex-Mrs. Bradford as Miss Prentiss, Bradford's Receptionist |
| 1935 | The People's Enemy as Katherine Carr |
| 1934 | I Can't Escape as Mae Nichols |
| 1934 | In Love with Life as Sharon |
| 1934 | Stand Up and Cheer! as Zelda |
| 1934 | Whirlpool as Helen Rankin Morrison |
| 1933 | Lone Cowboy as Eleanor Jones |
| 1933 | The Intruder as Connie Wayne |
| 1933 | The Iron Master as Janet Stillman |
| 1933 | Face in the Sky as Sharon Hadley |
| 1932 | Officer Thirteen as Doris Dane |
| 1932 | False Faces as Georgia Rand |
| 1932 | The Night of June 13 as Trudie Morrow |
| 1932 | Exposure as Doris Corbin |
| 1932 | War Correspondent as Julie March |
| 1932 | Unholy Love as Jane Bradford |
| 1932 | Radio Patrol as Sue Kennedy |
| 1931 | Misbehaving Ladies as Princess Ellen |
| 1931 | Woman Hungry as Judith Temple |
| 1930 | The Gorilla as Alice Denby |
| 1930 | The Unholy Three as Rosie O'Grady |
| 1930 | Double Cross Roads as Mary Carlyle |
| 1930 | Those Who Dance as Nora Brady |
| 1930 | Second Wife as Florence Wendell Fairchild |
| 1929 | The Sacred Flame as Stella Taylor |
| 1929 | Show of Shows as Performer in 'What Became of the Floradora Boys' Number |
| 1929 | Love, Live & Laugh as Margharita |
| 1929 | Flight as Elinor |
| 1929 | Honky Tonk as Beth |
| 1929 | The Argyle Case as Mary Morgan |
| 1929 | Dark Streets as Katie Dean |
| 1929 | Drag as Dot |
| 1929 | Queen of the Night Clubs as Bea Walters |
| 1928 | The Black Pearl as Eugenie Bromley |
| 1928 | Just Married as Victoire |
| 1928 | The Adorable Cheat as Marion Dorsey |
| 1928 | The Little Wild Girl as Marie Cleste |
| 1928 | Top Sergeant Mulligan as The girl |
| 1927 | Million Dollar Mystery as Florence Grey |
| 1927 | One Increasing Purpose as Elizabeth Glade |
| 1926 | Fascinating Youth as Lila Lee |
| 1926 | The New Klondike as Evelyn Lane |
| 1926 | Broken Hearts as Ruth Esterin |
| 1925 | Coming Through as Alice Rand |
| 1925 | The Midnight Girl as Anna |
| 1924 | Another Man's Wife as Helen Brand |
| 1924 | Wandering Husbands as Diana Moreland |
| 1924 | Love's Whirlpool as Molly |
| 1923 | Woman-Proof as Louise Halliday |
| 1923 | Hollywood as Lila Lee |
| 1923 | Homeward Bound as Mary Brent |
| 1923 | The Ne'er-Do-Well as Chiquita |
| 1922 | Ebb Tide as Ruth Attwater |
| 1922 | The Ghost Breaker as Maria Theresa, a Spanish Heiress |
| 1922 | Blood and Sand as Carmen |
| 1922 | A Trip to Paramountown as Self |
| 1922 | The Dictator as Juanita |
| 1922 | The Fast Freight as Elsie |
| 1922 | The Wampas Baby Stars of 1922 as Self |
| 1922 | One Glorious Day as Molly McIntyre |
| 1922 | Rent Free as Barbara Teller |
| 1921 | After the Show as Eileen |
| 1921 | Crazy to Marry as Annabelle Landis |
| 1921 | Gasoline Gus as Sal Jo Banty |
| 1921 | The Dollar-a-Year Man as Peggy Bruce |
| 1921 | Midsummer Madness as Daisy Osborne |
| 1921 | The Charm School as Elsie |
| 1920 | The Soul of Youth as Vera Hamilton |
| 1920 | The Prince Chap as Claudia (age 18) |
| 1920 | Terror Island as Beverly West |
| 1919 | Hawthorne of the U.S.A. as Princess Irma |
| 1919 | Male and Female as Tweeny, the scullery maid |
| 1919 | The Lottery Man as Polly |
| 1919 | The Secret Garden as Mary Lennox |
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