Ann Gillis
Ann Gillis was born Alma Mabel Conner on February 12, 1927, in Little Rock, Arkansas. At age seven, she appeared in her first film, Men in White (1934), as an extra. During the next two years, she had uncredited appearances in six more films until she received her first major role in King of Hockey (1936). Warner Brothers Studios gave significant screen time to Gillis in this movie, in hopes...
Ann Gillis was born Alma Mabel Conner on February 12, 1927, in Little Rock, Arkansas. At age seven, she appeared in her first film, Men in White (1934), as an extra. During the next two years, she had uncredited appearances in six more films until she received her first major role in King of Hockey (1936). Warner Brothers Studios gave significant screen time to Gillis in this movie, in hopes...
Known For
2001: A Space Odyssey
as Poole's Mother
Bambi
as Adolescent Faline (voice) (uncredited)
Beau Geste
as Isobel Rivers (as a Child)
Cast Credits
2001: A Space Odyssey
as Poole's Mother
Big Town After Dark
as Susan Peabody LaRue
Sweetheart of Sigma Chi
as Sue
The Time of Their Lives
as Nora O'Leary
Janie Gets Married
as Paula Rainey
Gay Blades
as Helen Dowell (as Anne Gillis)
The Cheaters
as Angela Pidgeon
A Wave, a WAC and a Marine
as Judy (as Anne Gillis)
Janie
as Paula Rainey
In Society
as Gloria Winthrop
Since You Went Away
as Becky Anderson - Class President (uncredited)
Man from Music Mountain
as Penny Winters
Stage Door Canteen
as Ann Gillis
'Neath Brooklyn Bridge
as Sylvia
Bambi
as Adolescent Faline (voice) (uncredited)
Tough as They Come
as Frankie Taylor
Meet the Stewarts
as Jane Goodwin
Glamour Boy
as Brenda Lee
Mr. Dynamite
as Joey aka Abigail
Nice Girl?
as Nancy Dana
Little Men
as Nan
My Love Came Back
as Valerie Malette
All This, and Heaven Too
as Emily Schuyler
Edison, the Man
as Nancy Grey
The Under-Pup
as Letty Lou
Beau Geste
as Isobel Rivers (as a Child)
Peck's Bad Boy with the Circus
as Fluerette de Cava
Little Orphan Annie
as Annie
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
as Becky Thatcher
The Californian
as Rosalia as a Child