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Delicately pretty, charming American silent-screen heroine, popular in the 1920s in mostly light fare. Bellamy's most important film is arguably the landmark John Ford Western, "The Iron Horse" (1924). She continued on into the early days of the sound period (probably her best-remembered feature from this period is the 1932 haunting low-budget horror film "White Zombie") but her status quickly waned.
Full Bio & Milestones

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Filmography

White Zombie - ( / 1932 / Released / United Artists Pictures Inc. )
Hail the Woman - ( / 1921 / Released / American Pictures Foundation )

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Delicately pretty, charming American silent-screen heroine, popular in the 1920s in mostly light fare. Bellamy's most important film is arguably the landmark John Ford Western, "The Iron Horse" (1924). She continued on into the early days of the sound period (probably her best-remembered feature from this period is the 1932 haunting low-budget horror film "White Zombie") but her status quickly waned.

Profession(s):
Actor
Sometimes Credited As:
Margaret Philpott
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Family
husband:Logan Metcalf (married in 1928 in Tijuana, Mexico for a total of four days)
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1945 Made one-shot return to films in "Northwest Trail"; her last screen appearance
1935 Last films included "The Great Hotel Murder" and "The Daring Young Man"
1928 Talking pictures debut, "Mother Knows Best"
1925 Signed four-year contract with Fox
1924 Appeared in what is considered one of her best features, "The Iron Horse", directed by John Ford
1922 Had leading role in "Lorna Doone"
1920 Film acting debut in "The Riddle Woman"
1917 Ran away from home to pursue career as a dancer in NYC (date approximate)
1905 Stage acting debut at age five
Made NYC stage debut in "The Love Mill"
Had first speaking stage role in "Pollyanna"
Signed four-year contract with Thomas Ince

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