Dorothy Fane

Dorothy Fane was born on Apr 24, 1889 in UK. Dorothy Fane's big-screen debut came with The Bonnie Brier Bush directed by Donald Crisp in 1921.

Dorothy Foster born around the late 1880's, an attractive English brunette star of many early melodrama, crime and comedy films for the British and Colonial Film Co often under the direction of H.O. Martinek and Sydney Northcote, she first starred in a children's film 'The Boy and His Teddy Bear' in 1910, often cast opposite action star Percy Moran in many adventure/crime thrillers most notable in the Lieutenant Daring series between 1911 and 1913, she was last seen on screen in a crime drama 'The Planter's Daughter' again co-starring with Percy Moran in 1913. Dorothy also played leading lady at the Barker Film Company in 1912.