Louise Lorimer

• Died: Sep 29, 1995 in Newton, Massachusetts
• Occupation: Actor
• Active: '40s-'70s
• Major Genres: Drama, Comedy
• Career Highlights: Gangster's Boy
• First Major Screen Credit: Gangster's Boy (1938)

Biography

For over six decades, Louise Lorimer played character roles on stage, screen and television. She launched her career on Broadway, appearing in I Remember Mama opposite Marlon Brando. Lorimer later worked on My Fair Lady with Rex Harrison. Lorimer made her feature-film debut in Gangster's Boy (1938). She subsequently appeared steadily in feature films through the late 1970s. Her television work includes appearances on Profiles in Courage and Marnie. She also frequently appeared on the Alfred Hitchcock anthology series Hitchcock Presents and on the sitcom Dennis the Menace. On Hopalong Cassidy, Lorimer occasionally played "Stagecoach Sal." Lorimer graduated from the Leland Powers School of Drama in Boston. She served in the USO during WW II. Later in her career, Lorimer became a teacher at the Martha's Vineyard branch of the Leland Powers School of Drama. ~ Sandra Brennan, All Movie Guide

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