Paula Raymond

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Characters played by Paula Raymond

Countess Townsend — Blood of Dracula's Castle (1969)

Dracula's vampire wife who resides in the castle under a shared alias. She participates in the blood-draining rituals and is ultimately destroyed when sunlight hits her during the final confrontation, turning her to dust.

Pat Danforth — The Human Jungle (1954)

Captain Danforth's wife. She is assured by her husband that his dangerous police assignment is strictly temporary as he plans to leave police work for good.

Mrs. Max Gaines — The Gun That Won the West (1955)

Mrs. Gaines accompanies her husband, Dakota Jack Gaines, and Jim Bridger to the fort for the conference with the Sioux. The synopsis identifies her as Gaines's wife but gives no further account of her actions or role in the negotiations.

Orrie Masters — Devil's Doorway (1950)

Orrie Masters is a female lawyer whom Lance Poole approaches after Verne Coolan uses the homesteading law against him. She tries to obtain the petition signatures needed to overturn the law but fails, then summons the U.S. Cavalry in an effort to establish a truce between Lance's defenders and Coolan's forces.

Zoe Carnot — Inside Straight (1951)

A nanny who is cared for by Johnny, Zoe becomes involved with Rip when he proposes to her, but he angers her. She mortgages their home and is pregnant. Rip later regains his money through the Mona Lisa mine, but Zoe and their baby die in childbirth, a loss that forms a tragic part of Rip's past.

Kathy Kelly — City That Never Sleeps (1953)

Johnny Kelly's wife, Kathy discovers that he intends to resign from the police force and asks Sgt. John 'Pop' Kelly Sr. to intervene. Though Johnny is involved with Sally 'Angel Face' Connors, the night's violence leads him to reassess his life and reconcile with Kathy.

Marcia Paxton — The Flight That Disappeared (1961)

Marcia Paxton is one of the three scientists aboard the flight and is drawn into the mysterious timeless interval with Tom Endicott and Dr. Karl Morris. She takes part in the encounter with the future judgment, but after returning to the present she remembers the experience only as a dream.

Carol Wilson — Hand of Death (1962)

Alex Marsh's girlfriend, who considers his nerve-gas project dangerous and immoral but cannot persuade him to stop. She is at Dr. Frederick Ramsey's home when Alex seeks help, later stays at Tom's house, and is terrified when the mutated Alex breaks in asking for help. At the beach, she pleads with him to surrender.

Margot Lane — The Shadow (1954)

Lamont Cranston's girlfriend who partners with him to investigate the murder. She questions the police analysis and helps examine the two prime suspects.

Ginny Beaufort — The Tall Target (1951)

Lance Beaufort’s sister and a passenger on the train traveling with him and Rachel. The plot provides no major independent action for Ginny, but her presence places her within the Beaufort family group that John Kennedy observes while investigating the conspiracy.

Helen Ferguson — Crisis (1950)

Ferguson's wife, who is vacationing with him when the revolution disrupts their trip and both are taken to the dictator. The rebel leader later kidnaps her to pressure Ferguson into sabotaging the operation. She is released unharmed after the dictator dies and the government collapses.

Marilla Sabinas — Texas Carnival (1951)

Marilla Sabinas is Dan Sabinas's wealthy sister. While Debbie Telford is mistakenly taken for Marilla, the real Marilla becomes suspicious of her, putting Debbie's impersonation at risk. Her presence makes the mistaken-identity scheme more precarious for Debbie and Cornie.

Career Overview

Paula Raymond has 37 screen credits in a career dating back to 1938. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently The Man from U.N.C.L.E. Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Blood of Dracula's Castle, The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms, The Gun That Won the West. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
female
Known Credits
37
Birth Date
1924-11-23
Birth Place
San Francisco, California, USA

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Associated Universes

Universe traveler — spans 4 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q3372567), public domain (CC0).