Jean Mabel Coomber
| Sign | Libra |
| Born | Oct 14, 1915 Kensington, London |
| Died | Feb 19, 1949 London, UK |
| Age | Died at 33 |
Jean Gillie | |
| Job | Actress |
| Top Roles | Miss Tompkins, Aimee, Pat Holm, Millicent, Dot Hopkins |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Drama, Musical, Short Films, Adventure, Film Noir |
| Top Topics | World War II, Money, Book-Based |
| Top Collaborators | Bernard Miles, Herbert Wilcox (Producer), Leslie Howard, John Salew |
| Shares birthday with | Lillian Gish, Allan Jones, Jacqueline Beer see more.. |
Jean Gillie Overview:
Actress, Jean Gillie, was born Jean Mabel Coomber on Oct 14, 1915 in Kensington, London. Gillie died at the age of 33 on Feb 19, 1949 in London, UK .
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Jean Gillie Quotes:
Frank Olins:
Nothing comes out of that money, until I take it out myself. Vince will pay for the Doctor.
Jim Vincent: I into you for 60 G's already.
Frank Olins: 60 thousand? For what?
Margot Shelby: Do want an itemized account of what is cost to save your life?
Margot Shelby: Do you remember the first time I came to see you in your office? Your dingy, gloomy office in that dingy dirty street, the rotten smell of the factory chimneys pressing down on the shabby little houses, the slovenly old women, the gray-faced dirty little children starting out with everything against them. I remember that street.
Dr. Craig: Do you love me?
Margot Shelby: Yes, but I can't forget your street. I remember every little thing about it, and if I had never seen it, I still could have described it because that street runs all over the world. I know because that's the street I came from 6000 miles from here in a little English mill town. But it's the same rotten street, the same factories, the same people, and the same little gray-faced children!
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Jim Vincent: I into you for 60 G's already.
Frank Olins: 60 thousand? For what?
Margot Shelby: Do want an itemized account of what is cost to save your life?
Margot Shelby: Do you remember the first time I came to see you in your office? Your dingy, gloomy office in that dingy dirty street, the rotten smell of the factory chimneys pressing down on the shabby little houses, the slovenly old women, the gray-faced dirty little children starting out with everything against them. I remember that street.
Dr. Craig: Do you love me?
Margot Shelby: Yes, but I can't forget your street. I remember every little thing about it, and if I had never seen it, I still could have described it because that street runs all over the world. I know because that's the street I came from 6000 miles from here in a little English mill town. But it's the same rotten street, the same factories, the same people, and the same little gray-faced children!
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