Juliette Compton

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Characters played by Juliette Compton

Ethel Chichester — Peg o' My Heart (1933)

Peg's cousin living with her penniless aunt. She is engaged to Sir Gerald but secretly involved with the married Christopher. She attempts to flee with him, gets caught by Peg, and is shocked when Christopher refuses to divorce his wife, directly triggering a public scandal.

Diana Carter-Curson — Behold My Wife! (1934)

Michael's sister, Diana ends his relationship with Mary by falsely claiming that he has gone to France and will not marry her. After Mary's death, Diana's actions deepen Michael's anger toward his family. She later shoots her lover, Bob Prentice, and Tonita eventually identifies her as the killer.

Lady Diana Joyce — The Masquerader (1933)

Sir John's mistress. Disillusioned by his neglect, she hires a detective and confronts the imposter at a nightclub. She spots a distinctive war scar on Loder's wrist, exposes him to key figures, but is publicly discredited when the real Sir John's wrist lacks the scar.

Claire Collins — Ladies of Leisure (1930)

Claire Collins is Jerry Strong’s longtime fiancée. John Strong expects Jerry to dismiss Kay Arnold and marry Claire instead, making her part of the family-approved future that conflicts with Jerry’s love for Kay.

Clothilde — The Count of Monte Cristo (1934)

Local woman or society figure connected to the early life and social circles of Marseille.

Muriel Preston — Strangers in Love (1932)

Muriel Preston is present at Elm View, where Diana, Buddy, and Mr. Merrow are also staying. A dispute involving Muriel hints at a concealed arrangement between her and another person, adding to the household's tensions and secrets. The plot summary does not explain the arrangement or identify the other person.

Vesta Compton — Woman to Woman (1929)

David's British socialite wife, Vesta lives separately from him and does not want children. When David asks to adopt a boy, she refuses, and she also rejects Lola's offer to give Davey to her. She later appeals to Lola to consider the social consequences for David of living together without a divorce, and takes Davey to David's home.

Career Overview

Juliette Compton has 35 screen credits in a career dating back to 1924. Their work is anchored in the The Count of Monte Cristo Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Change of Heart, White Heat, The Woman Tempted. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

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Gender
female
Known Credits
35
Birth Date
1899-05-02
Birth Place
Columbus, Georgia, USA

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