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Janice Rule

Actor

Janice Rule

Born August 15, 1931 in Norwood, Ohio, USADied October 17, 200329 films

Mary Janice Rule (August 15, 1931 – October 17, 2003) was an American actress and psychotherapist.

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The Swimmer posterFirst watchThe Swimmer19687.3as Shirley AbbottA man spends a summer day swimming home via all the pools in his quiet suburban neighborhood.View film

Essential films

Ranked by acclaim and reach
Missing poster7.2Missing19823 Women poster7.13 Women1977The Chase poster7.1The Chase1966Bell, Book and Candle poster6.6Bell, Book and Candle1958American Flyers poster6.2American Flyers1985Fourteen Hours poster7.3Fourteen Hours1951Alvarez Kelly poster6.2Alvarez Kelly1966Invitation to a Gunfighter poster5.9Invitation to a Gunfighter1964

Filmography

29 films as actor
  1. 1985Rainy Day FriendsElaine
  2. 1985American FlyersMrs. Sommers
  3. 1982MissingKate Newman
  4. 19773 WomenWillie Hart
  5. 1973Kid BlueJanet Conforto
  6. 1971The Devil and Miss SarahSarah Turner
  7. 1971GumshoeMrs. Blankerscoon
  8. 1971Doctors' WivesAmy Brennan
  9. 1969Trial RunLucille Harkness
  10. 1968Shadow on the LandCapt. Everett
  11. 1968The SwimmerShirley Abbott
  12. 1967The AmbushersSheila Sommers
  13. 1967Welcome to Hard TimesMolly Riordan
  14. 1966Alvarez KellyLiz Pickering
  15. 1966The ChaseEmily Stewart
  16. 1964Invitation to a GunfighterRuth Adams
  17. 1960The SubterraneansRoxanne
  18. 1960Journey to the DayKaren Andrews
  19. 1960The Snows of KilimanjaroMarjorie
  20. 1958Bell, Book and CandleMerle Kittridge
  21. 1957Four Women in BlackSister Martha
  22. 1957The Life You Save May Be Your OwnLucy Nell Crater
  23. 1956Gun for a CowardAud Niven
  24. 1956A Woman's DevotionStella Stevenson
  25. 1953Rogue's MarchJane Wensley
  26. 1952Holiday for SinnersSusan Corvier
  27. 1951StarliftNell Wayne
  28. 1951Goodbye, My FancyVirginia Merrill
  29. 1951Fourteen HoursBit Part (uncredited)