Ruth Roman

  Ruth Roman, born Norma Roman, December 22, 1922 - September 9, 1999 was an American actress on stage, film and on television.



 



 Roman She had previously played stage roles on the east coast of America, moved to Hollywood to pursue an acting career as a filmmaker. She had several roles in film that were not credited before being given the role of the lead lady in western Harmony Trail (1944), as well as the title role in serial film Jungle Queen (45). It was her first credit in a film.



 



 Roman first appeared in the role of Belle Starr's Daughter (1948). The first time she was successful was in 1949 with The Window. A year later she was nominated for the Golden Globe Award in New Star of the Year for the role of actress in Champion (1949). She was an actress from Warner Bros. actress who performed in a broad range of films that included the Alfred Hitchcock thriller Strangers on a Train (1951).


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