Ann Carter

Legacy One film historian called Carter "the serious faced little blonde". Although she was a beautiful child, she did not play in films aimed at children or in light topics. In her best roles, she is a vulnerable child trapped in a hostile adult world. She was hailed by director Robert Wise as a "big asset" in his directorial debut. In 1991 he said: I'm always struck [when watching The Curse of the Cat People] by how good she is and how consistent her performance is through the whole film. Ann Carter just had one of those marvellous bits of chemistry for the screen that some actors have. She just clicked on the screen and that was it... she was very responsive and very quick.

Filmography Year Title Role Notes 1941 The Last of the Duanes Lucy Cannon Uncredited 1942 I Married a Witch Jennifer Wooley, Wooley's Daughter Uncredited Commandos Strike at Dawn Solveig Toresen Uncredited 1943 The North Star Olga Pavlov Alternative title: Armored Attack 1944 The Curse of the Cat People Amy Reed And Now Tomorrow Emily - Age 7 Uncredited 1945 Incendiary Blonde Pearl Guinan - Age 7 Uncredited 1946 The Virginian School Girl Uncredited The Searching Wind Sarah Hazen Child of Divorce Peggy Allen 1947 The Fabulous Dorseys Young Jane Uncredited The Two Mrs. Carrolls Beatrice Carroll Song of Love Marie 1948 Ruthless Martha Burnside, as Child The Boy with Green Hair Eva Uncredited 1949 A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court Peasant girl Blondie Hits the Jackpot Louise Hutchins 1952 The Member of the Wedding Doris - Club Girl Uncredited