Estelle Taylor

Estelle Taylor was born on May 20, 1894 in USA. Estelle Taylor's big-screen debut came with A Broadway Saint directed by Harry O. Hoyt in 1919. Estelle Taylor is known for The Southerner directed by Jean Renoir, Zachary Scott stars as Sam Tucker and Betty Field as Nona Tucker. The most recent award Estelle Taylor achieved is Walk of Fame. The upcoming new movie Estelle Taylor plays is The Southerner which will be released on Dec 22, 1945.

A former typist, Estelle Taylor married a banker at age 14 and, after leaving him, moved to New York to study dramatic acting. She also modeled for artists and appeared in the chorus of a couple of Broadway shows. In the early 1920s she came to Hollywood and was noted as one of the film state's most beautiful women. In 1925 she married 1920s heavyweight champion boxer Jack Dempsey. On the night of December 4, 1944, she spent an evening of dinner and drinks with actress Lupe Velez and was the last person to see Lupe before she committed suicide. Taylor was founder and president of the California Pet Owners' Protective League and was widely known for her devotion to pets. In 1953 she served on the Los Angeles City Animal Regulation Commission.