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Actress, Helen Walker, was born on Jul 17, 1920 in Worcester, MA. Walker died at the age of 47 on Mar 10, 1968 in North Hollywood, CA .

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By shadowsandsatin on Jul 24, 2011 From Shadows and Satin

One of the many unsung actresses of film noir is , who was seen in several features from the era, including Call Northside 777 (1948) and The Big Combo (1955). Although, sadly, Walker?s life off screen (including struggles with alcoholism, a car accident that resulted in the death of a s... Read full article


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Helen Walker Quotes:

P.J. McNeal: You look nice. Will you marry me?
Laura McNeal: I did.
P.J. McNeal: Oh yeah, yeah, that's right... Thanks.
Laura McNeal: You're welcome.


Eve Brandon: I'll always be with you. Dreams can't die -- or love.


Lilith Ritter: It takes one to catch one.


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On New Year's Eve, 1946, she picked up three hitchhiking soldiers while driving from Palm Springs to Los Angeles. (During and after WWII, everyone was more than happy to help returning soldiers.) Near Redlands, California, she struck a dividing island, causing the car to flip over several times. One of the soldiers was killed, and the other two were injured. She suffered a broken pelvis in the accident. The survivors later brought charges against her, claiming that she was drunk and driving at 90 miles per hour when the accident occurred. In the end, she was exonerated of all guilt in the accident. At the time of the accident, she was working on the film "Heaven Only Knows" and was replaced by Marjorie Reynolds.

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