Nell Shipman
Known for ActingBorn 1892-10-25 — died 1970-01-23Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
Canadian-born actress, writer, director, producer and animal trainer Nell Shipman was best known for writing and acting in several James Oliver Curwood stories and for her portrayals of strong, adventurous women
Known for
God's Country and the Woman
1916 · as Josephine Adare
Back to God's Country
1919 · as Dolores LeBeau
Through the Wall
1916 · as Alice Kittredge
The Grub Stake
1923 · as Faith Diggs
Something New
1920 · as A Young Woman Writer
The Black Wolf
1917 · as Dona Isabel
A Bear, a Boy and a Dog
1921 · as Rich woman who gives reward, back to camera
Fires of Conscience
1916 · as Nell Blythe
The Girl from God's Country
1921 · as Neeka Le Mort / Marion Carslake
The Mystery of Lake Lethe
1917
Cavanaugh of the Forest Rangers
1918 · as Virginia Wetherford
The Washerwoman's War
1919
The Melody of Love
1916 · as Vera Lou
A Gentleman's Agreement
1918 · as Theresa Kane
Baree, Son of Kazan
1918 · as Nepeese
Trail of the North Wind
1924
Wolf's Brush
1926
The Light on Lookout Mountain
1926 · as Dreena