Frances Dee

Frances Dee was awarded a hollywood walk of fame star for film. Now who is Frances Dee? Frances Dee experienced one of the cliched Hollywood experiences. She was working as an extra when "discovered" and pegged as a lead in a film. Originally from Los Angeles, Dee's family moved to Chicago when she was just 7 years old. After two years of college where she worked in the dramatic arts, Dee went to summer in Los Angeles with family when she was found by producers. Although Dee only worked in film for 23 years, they were productive years, She accumulated 27 credits in the time including her breakout role in The Playboy of Paris, her acclaimed follow up role in An American Tragedy and roles such as "Meg March" in the 1933 production of Little Women.