The Untouchables
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Kaaren Verne (6 April 1918 – 23 December 1967) was a German -born actress, long based in the United States. Sometimes billed as Karen Verne, she was originally a stage actress and member of the Berlin State Theatre. Life and career. Verne was born in Berlin and christened Ingeborg Greta Katerina Marie-Rose Klinckerfuss. [1] .
Karen Verne (1918-1967) was a Berlin-born actress who appeared in films such as All Through the Night, Sherlock Holmes and the Secret Weapon, and Ship of Fools. She was married to Peter Lorre and died under mysterious circumstances in 1967.
- January 1, 1
- Berlin, Germany
- January 1, 1
- Hollywood, California, USA
Kaaren Verne was a Berlin-born actress who escaped Nazi Germany and became a Hollywood star. She appeared in films such as All Through the Night, Ship of Fools and Torn Curtain, and was married to Peter Lorre.
- April 6, 1918
- December 23, 1967
Kaaren Verne was a German-born actress who appeared in films such as The Seventh Cross, Madame X, and The Great Impersonation. She also had roles in TV shows like The Twilight Zone, The Untouchables, and The Gale Storm Show.
Kaaren Verne (1918-1967) was a German actress who moved to London and then to Hollywood, where she appeared in films such as King's Row, Madame X and Torn Curtain. She was born in Berlin, married James Powers and adopted a daughter.
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All Through The Night (1942) -- (Movie Clip) Quite An Attraction Curious Manhattan gambler Gloves (Humphrey Bogart) has tracked somewhat mysterious singer Leda (Kaaren Verne) as he queries the murder of a baker-friend, her accompanist Pepe (Peter Lorre), whom we know is a killer, intruding, in All Through The Night, 1942.
