Barbara Stanwyck: "I want to go on until they have to shoot me."

Leading Lady: Barbara Stanwyck

Born in 1907 as Ruby Catherine Stevens in Brooklyn, NY. She passed away in CA at the age of 83 in 1990.

Barbara Stanwyck was nominated for 4 Oscars, Won 2 Golden Globes & 2 Emmy's. She was married twice, once to the actor Robert Taylor (divorced) & also to Frank Fay. This husky ...voiced dame is not to be reckoned with in her vast career of MANY STRONG women of silver screen.

~ Barbara was married twice, once to actor Robert Taylor from 1939 - 1952 which then they divored. Her first marriage was to Frank Fay which was from 1928- 1935 with one child.

~  Ranked at # 11 on the American Film Institute's "100 Years of The Greatest Screen Legends."

Barbara Stanwyck Quote:

"I want to go on until they have to shoot me."

Barabara Stanwyck Highlighted Filmograhpy:

• "The Locked Door" (1929)
• "Ladies of Leisure" (1930)
• "Illicit" (1931)
• "Ten Cents A Dance" (1931)
• "Night Nurse" (1931)

• "So Big!" (1932)
• "Ladies They Talk About" (1933)
• "Baby Face" (1933)
• "A Lost Lady" (1934)
• "Annie Oakley" (1935)
• "Internes Can't Take Money" (1937)
• "Stella Dallas" (1937)
• "Breakfast For Two" (1937)
• "The Mad Miss Manton" (1938)
• "Union Pacific" (1939)
• "Golden Boy" (1939)
• "Remember The Night" (1940)
• "The Lady Eve" (1941)
• "Meet John Doe" (1941)
• "Ball Of Fire" (1941)
• "The Lady of Burlesque" (1943)
• "Double Idemnity" (1944)
• "Christmas in Connecticut" (1945)
• "My Reputation" (1946)
• "The Strange Love of Martha Ivers" (1946)
• "The Two Mrs. Carrolls" (1946)
• "Cry Wolf" (1947)
• "Sorry, Wrong Number" (1948)
• "East Side, West Side" (1949)
• "No Man of Her Own" (1950)
• "The Furies" (1950)
• "To Please A Lady" (1950)
• "Clash By Night" (1952)
• "Jeopardy" (1953)
• "Titanic" (1953)
• "Executive Suite" (1954)
• "Wintess to Murder" (1954)
• "The Violent Men" (1955)
• "Crime of Passion" (1957)