
Mona Freeman
Born June 10, 1926 · Baltimore, Maryland, USA
Monica Elizabeth "Mona" Freeman (June 9, 1926 – May 23, 2014) was an American actress and painter. A professional model while still in high school, Mona Freeman was signed to a movie contract by Howard Hughes, who then proceeded to sell her contract to Paramount. Starting out in typical juvenile parts, she developed into a very competent actress. As she worked her way out of the teenage ingénue role, however, she found that she had less success in adult roles, and instead of landing parts in "A" pictures she found herself relegated to "B" westerns and somewhat tawdry crime dramas. She basically retired from film work in the late 1950s, but worked steadily in television for quite some time after that.
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Variety Girl

That Brennan Girl

Thunderbirds

Alan Ladd: The True Quiet Man

I Was a Shoplifter

Darling, How Could You!

The Road to Denver

Roughly Speaking

Mother Wore Tights

Black Beauty

Branded

Flesh and Fury

Jumping Jacks

Hold Back The Night

Dear Wife

Together Again

The Lady from Texas

The World Was His Jury

Dear Ruth

Three Men on a Horse

Till We Meet Again

Dear Brat

The Re-Inforcer

The Two Worlds of Charlie Gordon

Junior Miss

Danger Signal

Dial 999


























