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As stated above, Elaine is the daughter Veronica Lake had with her husband, John S. Detlie. It was also indicated that she was not the only child they had. Their second child, William Detlie, died as a baby. Veronica Lake was born on November 14, 1922, and passed away on July 7, 1973, at 50.
Was 8 months pregnant with her daughter Elaine when she completed filming Sullivan's Travels (1941). Along with Rita Hayworth , Lauren Bacall , Jayne Mansfield and Gene Tierney she was one of five inspirations that helped create the character Jessica Rabbit.
- November 14, 1922
- July 7, 1973
Feb 26, 2024 · Elaine has three half-siblings: Harry, Constance, and Michael, children from Lake’s marriage to her second husband, Andre de Toth. The dynamics within this blended family, especially growing up in Beverly Hills with a famous mother, undoubtedly added unique hues to Elaine’s personal life.
Lake's first marriage was to art director John S. Detlie, in 1940. They had a daughter, Elaine (born in 1941), and a son, Anthony (born July 8, 1943). According to news from the time, Lake's son was born prematurely after she tripped on a lighting cable while filming a movie.
children: Andre Michael De Toth III, Diana De Toth, Elaine Detlie, William Detlie. Actresses American Women. Died on: July 7, 1973. place of death: Burlington, Vermont, United States. Ancestry: Danish American, German American, Irish American. : Acute Kidney Injury. Diseases & Disabilities: Kidney Failure. Cause of Death: Hepatitis.
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In July 1943, after having a daughter named Elaine, Lake was pregnant with her second child with husband John Detlie. Then out of nowhere, a cruel twist of fate derailed everything. While working on a set, Lake tripped over a wire and went into labor early, giving birth to a frail baby boy she named Anthony.
Children: Elaine Detlie, b. 21 August 1941; William Detlie, lived 8-15 July 1943; Andre Michael De Toth III, b. 25 October 1945; Diana De Toth, b. 16 October 1948.
