Doris Dudley

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Characters played by Doris Dudley

Blanche Stroeve — The Moon and Sixpence (1942)

Dirk Stroeve's beloved wife, who strongly dislikes Strickland. When Dirk brings the seriously ill painter into their home, Blanche reluctantly helps care for him; after Strickland recovers, she leaves Dirk to be with Strickland. He later discards her, and she dies by suicide.

Winnie — City Without Men (1943)

Winnie is one of the wives living at Maria Barton's boarding house. She obtains a blueprint of the prison and plans an escape in which convicts would be hidden in bales and loaded onto a boat. The wives conceal the plan from Nancy and set the breakout for Friday night, but prison sirens later reveal that it has failed.

Young Flora — A Woman Rebels (1936)

Young Flora is the younger member of Pamela's family whom Pamela later treats protectively. When Young Flora begins seeing Lord Gerald Waring Gaythorne and is invited to Gaythorne Manor, Pamela forbids the visit and seeks to end the relationship, refusing at first to explain her reasons.

Career Overview

Doris Dudley has 4 screen credits in a career dating back to 1936. Signature works include The Moon and Sixpence, A Woman Rebels, The Secret Fury. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

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