Dorothy Gulliver

Dorothy Gulliver was born on Sep 06, 1908 in USA. Dorothy Gulliver's big-screen debut came with The Collegians directed by Wesley Ruggles in 1926. Dorothy Gulliver is known for Faces directed by John Cassavetes, John Marley stars as Richard Forst and Gena Rowlands as Jeannie Rapp. The upcoming new movie Dorothy Gulliver plays is Won Ton Ton: The Dog Who Saved Hollywood which will be released on May 26, 1976.

As an avid movie fan, Dorothy got her chance to go to Hollywood when she won a Salt Lake City beauty contest sponsored by Universal Pictures. Signed by Universal after her successful screen test, Dorothy became one of the many contract actors working in small bit parts. She became well known due to her roles in series and serial movies from 'College Love (1929)' to 'The Last Frontier (1932)'. Dorothy appeared in a number of low budget Westerns such as 'In Old Cheyenne (1931)' and 'The Fighting Marshal (1932)'. Over the years that she appeared in Westerns, she worked with actors such as Jack Hoxie, Hoot Gibson, Wild Bill Elliott and John Wayne. By 1933, Dorothy found that her roles had become so small that in the film 'King Kong (1933)', she would be credited as "Girl". For the rest of the decade, she appeared in but a handful of films which were mostly 'B' movie Westerns. After that, she left films.