| Susan Hayward  AKA Edythe Marrener
Born: 30-Jun-1918
Birthplace: Brooklyn, NY
Died: 14-Mar-1975
Location of death: Hollywood, CA
Cause of death: Cancer - Brain
Remains: Buried, Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church, Carrollton, GA
Gender: Female
Religion: Roman Catholic
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Actor Nationality: United States
Executive summary: I Want to Live! Father: Walter Marrener (transportation worker, d. Mar-1938)
Mother: Ellen Pearson
Sister: Florence (older)
Brother: Walter Marrener, Jr.
Husband: Jess Barker (m. 24-Jul-1944, div. 18-Aug-1954, twin sons)
Husband: Floyd Eaton Chalkey (m. 8-Feb-1957, d. 9-Jan-1966 hepatitis)
Son: Timothy (b. 19-Feb-1945)
Son: Gregory (b. 19-Feb-1945)
Boyfriend: Bill Ballance
High School: Girls Commercial High School, Brooklyn, NY (1935)
The Brooklyn Eagle Newsgirl
Oscar for Best Actress 1959 for I Want to Live!
Golden Globe 1953 for With a Song in My Heart
Golden Globe 1959 for I Want to Live!
Hollywood Walk of Fame 6251 Hollywood Blvd.
Endorsement of Liggett Group Chesterfield cigarettes
Suicide Attempt 1966
Irish Ancestry Paternal side
Swedish Ancestry Maternal side
Risk Factors: Smoking, Alcoholism
FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
The Revengers (21-Jun-1972)
Valley of the Dolls (15-Dec-1967) · Helen Lawson
The Honey Pot (21-Mar-1967) · Mrs. Sheridan
Where Love Has Gone (2-Nov-1964) · Valerie Hayden Miller
Stolen Hours (16-Oct-1963)
I Thank a Fool (14-Sep-1962) · Christine Allison
Back Street (11-Oct-1961)
Ada (25-Aug-1961) · Ada Gillis
The Marriage-Go-Round (6-Jan-1961)
Woman Obsessed (27-May-1959)
Thunder in the Sun (8-Apr-1959)
I Want to Live! (18-Nov-1958) · Barbara Graham
Top Secret Affair (30-Jan-1957) · Dottie Peale
The Conqueror (21-Feb-1956)
I'll Cry Tomorrow (25-Dec-1955) · Lillian Roth
Soldier of Fortune (17-May-1955) · Jane Hoyt
Untamed (1-Mar-1955)
Garden of Evil (9-Jul-1954) · Leah Fuller
Demetrius and the Gladiators (18-Jun-1954) · Messalina
White Witch Doctor (1-Jul-1953)
The President's Lady (21-May-1953)
The Lusty Men (24-Oct-1952) · Louise Merritt
The Snows of Kilimanjaro (18-Aug-1952) · Helen
With a Song in My Heart (4-Apr-1952) · Jane Froman
David and Bathsheba (10-Aug-1951)
I Can Get It for You Wholesale (4-Apr-1951)
Rawhide (25-Mar-1951)
I'd Climb the Highest Mountain (17-Feb-1951) · Mary Elizabeth Eden Thompson
My Foolish Heart (25-Dec-1949)
House of Strangers (1-Jul-1949) · Irene Bennett
Tulsa (26-May-1949) · Cherokee Lansing
The Saxon Charm (29-Sep-1948)
Tap Roots (25-Aug-1948)
The Lost Moment (21-Nov-1947) · Tina Bordereau
They Won't Believe Me (16-Jul-1947) · Verna Carlson
Smash-Up: The Story of a Woman (Mar-1947) · Angie Evans Conway
Canyon Passage (17-Jul-1946) · Lucy Overmire
Deadline at Dawn (3-Apr-1946) · June Goth
And Now Tomorrow (22-Nov-1944) · Janice Blair
The Hairy Ape (2-Jul-1944) · Mildred Douglas
The Fighting Seabees (10-Mar-1944)
Jack London (24-Nov-1943)
Hit Parade of 1943 (26-Mar-1943)
Young and Willing (5-Feb-1943)
Star Spangled Rhythm (18-Dec-1942) · Herself
I Married a Witch (30-Oct-1942) · Estelle Masterson
The Forest Rangers (21-Oct-1942)
Reap the Wild Wind (19-Mar-1942) · Drusilla Alston
Among the Living (12-Dec-1941)
Sis Hopkins (12-Apr-1941)
Adam Had Four Sons (27-Mar-1941) · Hester
$1000 a Touchdown (4-Oct-1939)
Beau Geste (2-Aug-1939)
Girls on Probation (22-Oct-1938) · Gloria Adams
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