Anne Howard (March 18, 1925 – April 22, 1991), was an American actress.
Early life On March 18, 1925, Howard was born in Chicago, Illinois.
Career In 1929, Howard's film career started as a child actress. Her work included portraying Estella in Great Expectations (1934 film) (1934), a role for which she was chosen because she resembled Jane Wyatt, who portrayed the adult Estella.
Howard retired from acting in 1966, then became active in civic affairs.
Personal life Howard's husband was Leonard Caulfield. Howard's daughter is Vicki Caulfied. In 1980, Howard's husband died. Howard's daughter Vicki married Lewis Snow.
On April 22, 1991, Howard died of a cerebral hemorrhage in Los Angeles, California. Howard was 66.
Filmography 1932: The Hatchet Man as Young girl (uncredited) 1934: Jane Eyre as Georgianna Reed (uncredited) 1934: She Was a Lady as Iris Vane 1934: Great Expectations as Estella, as a child 1934: Music in the Air as Elsa (uncredited) 1935: The Good Fairy as Child in Orphanage (uncredited) 1935: Princess O'Hara as Hannah O'Hara 1935: Navy Wife as Susan Harden 1936: Lady of Secrets as Child (uncredited) 1936: The King Steps Out as Child (uncredited) 1936: Anthony Adverse as Angela as a child (uncredited) 1936: Lloyd's of London as Catherine (uncredited) 1937: The Prince and the Pauper as Lady Jane Grey 1937: The Devil Is Driving as Miss Peters (uncredited) 1937: Love Is on the Air as brunette girl rooting for Curly (uncredited) 1940: All This, and Heaven Too as Isabelle Loullard (uncredited) 1940: Little Men as Daisy 1943: The Man from Down Under as Girl (uncredited) 1945: Her Highness and the Bellboy as Young Girl (uncredited) 1945: Kitty as Asses Milkmaid (uncredited) 1946: Tomorrow Is Forever as Girl Friend (uncredited) 1947: The Beginning or the End as English Laboratory Assistant (uncredited) 1948: Night Comes Too Soon as Phyllis (U.S. title: The Ghost of Rashmon Hall) 1951: The Company She Keeps as Stock Girl (uncredited) 1951: Lorna Doone as Annie Ridd (uncredited)
References
External links
Allmovie Ann Howard, page