| Alan Ladd  AKA Alan Walbridge Ladd
Born: 3-Sep-1913
Birthplace: Hot Springs, AR
Died: 29-Jan-1964
Location of death: Palm Springs, CA
Cause of death: Accident - Overdose
Remains: Buried, Forest Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery, Glendale, CA
Gender: Male
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Actor Nationality: United States
Executive summary: Shane Father: (accountant)
Wife: Marjorie Jane Harrold (m. 1936, div. 1941)
Wife: Sue Carol (actress, m. 1942)
Son: David Ladd (actor, b. 5-Feb-1947 to Sue Carol)
Son: Alan Ladd, Jr.
Daughter: Alana Ladd (actress, b. 21-Apr-1943 in Hollywood, CA)
High School: North Hollywood High School, North Hollywood, CA
Golden Globe 1954 World Film Favorite (with (ambiguous link, Robert Taylor))
Hollywood Walk of Fame 1601 Vine St. (motion pictures)
Shot: Self-Inflicted (2-Nov-1962)
Suicide Attempt (2-Nov-1962)
FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
The Carpetbaggers (9-Apr-1964)
13 West Street (11-May-1962)
Duel of Champions (19-Oct-1961)
One Foot in Hell (11-Sep-1960)
All the Young Men (26-Aug-1960) · Kincaid
Guns of the Timberland (1-Feb-1960)
The Man in the Net (1959) · John Hamilton
The Badlanders (3-Sep-1958) · Peter Van Hoek
The Proud Rebel (1-Jul-1958) · John Chandler
The Deep Six (15-Jan-1958) · Alexander Austen
Boy on a Dolphin (19-Apr-1957) · Dr. James Calder
The Big Land (1-Mar-1957)
Santiago (13-Jul-1956)
The McConnell Story (29-Sep-1955)
Hell on Frisco Bay (1955)
Drum Beat (17-Nov-1954) · Johnny MacKay
The Black Knight (28-Oct-1954) · John
Saskatchewan (30-Mar-1954)
Hell Below Zero (13-Jan-1954)
The Red Beret (11-Aug-1953)
Shane (24-Apr-1953) · Shane
Desert Legion (20-Apr-1953) · Paul Lartal
Botany Bay (10-Apr-1953)
The Iron Mistress (19-Nov-1952) · Jim Bowie
Thunder in the East (1952) · Steve Gibbs
Red Mountain (Nov-1951)
Appointment with Danger (9-May-1951) · Al Goddard
Branded (Nov-1950)
Captain Carey, USA (21-Feb-1950)
The Great Gatsby (13-Jul-1949)
Chicago Deadline (1949)
Whispering Smith (9-Dec-1948) · Whispering Smith
Beyond Glory (3-Aug-1948)
Saigon (31-Mar-1948)
Variety Girl (29-Aug-1947) · Himself
Calcutta (23-Apr-1947) · Neale Gordon
Two Years Before the Mast (24-Sep-1946)
O.S.S. (26-May-1946)
The Blue Dahlia (19-Apr-1946) · Johnny Morrison
Duffy's Tavern (28-Sep-1945) · Himself
Salty O'Rourke (22-Mar-1945)
And Now Tomorrow (22-Nov-1944) · Dr. Merek Vance
China (21-Apr-1943)
Star Spangled Rhythm (18-Dec-1942) · Himself
Lucky Jordan (16-Nov-1942)
The Glass Key (15-Oct-1942) · Ed Beaumont
This Gun For Hire (13-May-1942) · Philip Raven
Joan of Paris (20-Jan-1942) · Baby
The Reluctant Dragon (20-Jun-1941)
Gangs, Inc. (13-Jun-1941) · Jimmy Kelly
The Black Cat (2-May-1941)
Captain Caution (9-Aug-1940) · Newton
Rulers of the Sea (8-Nov-1939)
Born to the West (10-Dec-1937)
Appears on the cover of:
Modern Screen, Dec-1943, DETAILS: The story Laddie wanted killed! (Alan Ladd in U.S. Army uniform)
Modern Screen, Mar-1945, DETAILS: (Alan Ladd in western garb)
Modern Screen, Apr-1946, DETAILS: (Alan Ladd in dark suit with arms crossed)
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