Kathleen Hughes

Kathleen Hughes (born Elizabeth Margaret von Gerkan on November 14, 1928) is an American film, stage, and television actress.

Biography

American actress Kathleen Hughes was recruited right out of UCLA to be a contract actress at 20th Century-Fox. After several years of thankless bits, Kathleen signed at Universal, where she flourished in supporting parts as seductresses and mystery women. The actress was right in her element in The Glass Web (1953), in which she is murdered by jealous TV writer Edward G. Robinson, who then fashions a script based on the crime! Kathleen Hughes retired upon her marriage to producer Stanley Rubin, making a brief comeback in 1967's The President's Analyst.

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Family

• niece of the late playwright and screenwriter, Frederick Hugh Herbert
• widow of producer and writer, Stanley Rubin
• one daughter and three sons

Citations

• Wikipedia retrieved November 2018
• imdb