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ZaSu Pitts. Actress. Born: January 3, 1894, Parsons, Kansas. Died: June 7, 1963 Hollywood, California. Several motion picture actresses grew up in the vicinity of , Independence, and Parsons. One woman who became a star was born in Parsons and would go on to enjoy a career of more than 200 films, often playing a worrisome spinster.
Box office. $274,827. Greed is a 1924 American silent psychological drama film written and directed by Erich von Stroheim and based on the 1899 Frank Norris novel McTeague. It stars Gibson Gowland as Dr. John McTeague; ZaSu Pitts as Trina Sieppe, his wife; and Jean Hersholt as McTeague's friend and eventual enemy Marcus Schouler. The film tells ...
ZaSu Pitts, född 3 januari 1894 [5] eller 1898 [6], död 7 juni 1963, var en amerikansk skådespelare. Hennes förnamn är en kombination av hennes verkliga namn, Eliza och Susan. Pitts upptäcktes av manusförfattaren Frances Marion och debuterade i A Little Princess (1917) i vilken Mary Pickford spelade huvudrollen.
Pitts, ZaSu (Mrs John E Woodall) ZaSu Pitts, Actress, Dies at 63; Talkies Turned Her to Comedy; Quavering Drawl Barred Her From Drama--Silent Role in 'Greed' Won Acclaim Voice Evoked Laughter 'Not ...
3. Jan. 2024 · Then there was ZaSu Pitts. Erich von Stroheim, who first directed her in his 1924 epic “Greed,” once described Pitts as ‘the screen’s greatest tragedienne.” And she certainly was in the controversial drama that initially was nine hours only to be cut down to two for its release.
ZaSu Pitts grew up in Santa Cruz, California and started working as an actress in silent movies in 1917. She appeared with Mary Pickford in The Little Princess (1917) and by 1919 had a starring role in King Vidor's Better Times.
Born January 3, 1894 in Parsons, Kansas, USA. Classic comedienne Zasu Pitts, of the timid, forlorn blue eyes and trademark woebegone vocal pattern and fidgety hands, was born to Rulandus and Nellie (Shay) Pitts, the third of four children on January 3, 1894. Her aged New York-native father, who lost a leg back in the Civil War era, had settled ...
