Priscilla Lane

Acting·Jun 12, 1915·Indianola, Iowa, USA

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Priscilla Lane (born Priscilla Mullican) was an American actress, and the youngest of the Lane Sisters of singers and actresses. She is best remembered for her roles in the films The Roaring Twenties (1939) co-starring with James Cagney and Humphrey Bogart; Saboteur (1942), an Alfred Hitchcock film in which she plays the heroine, and Arsenic and Old Lace (1944), in which she portrays Cary Grant's fiancée and bride.

Film	Credit
Movie Trailer1950 · Herself	Herself
Bodyguard1948 · Doris Brewster	Doris Brewster
Fun on a Weekend1947 · Nancy Crane	Nancy Crane
Arsenic and Old Lace1944 · Elaine Harper Brewster	Elaine Harper Brewster
Stars on Horseback1943 · Actor	Actor
The Meanest Man in the World1943 · Janie Brown	Janie Brown
Silver Queen1942 · Coralie Adams	Coralie Adams
Saboteur1942 · Pat Martin	Pat Martin
Blues in the Night1941 · Ginger 'Character' Powell	Ginger 'Character' Powell
Million Dollar Baby1941 · Pamela McAllister	Pamela McAllister
PPlay Your Part1941 · Actor	Actor
Four Mothers1941 · Ann Lemp Deitz	Ann Lemp Deitz
Breakdowns of 19401940 · Self	Self
Three Cheers for the Irish1940 · Maureen Casey	Maureen Casey
Brother Rat and a Baby1940 · Joyce Winfree	Joyce Winfree
Breakdowns of 19391939 · Self	Self
Four Wives1939 · Ann Lemp Dietz	Ann Lemp Dietz
The Roaring Twenties1939 · Jean Sherman	Jean Sherman
Dust Be My Destiny1939 · Mabel Alden	Mabel Alden
Daughters Courageous1939 · Buff Masters	Buff Masters
Yes, My Darling Daughter1939 · Ellen Murray	Ellen Murray
Swingtime in the Movies1938 · Herself (uncredited)	Herself (uncredited)
Brother Rat1938 · Joyce Winfree	Joyce Winfree
Four Daughters1938 · Ann Lemp	Ann Lemp
Cowboy from Brooklyn1938 · Jane Hardy	Jane Hardy
Men Are Such Fools1938 · Linda Lawrence	Linda Lawrence
Love, Honor and Behave1938 · Barbara Blake Painter	Barbara Blake Painter
Varsity Show1937 · Betty Bradley	Betty Bradley