Marion Davies
Birth Name:
Marion Cecelia Douras
Birth Place:
Brooklyn, New York City, New York, United States
Profession
Actress, Producer, Soundtrack, Writer

Fast Facts
- In 1951, she got married to actor Horace G․ Brown
- Is the aunt of actress Natalie Draper and writer Charles Lederer
- Got her start working as a model for various illustrators
- Started out as a chorus girl and dancer after watching her older sisters perform in local Brooklyn productions
- Wrote the script for her first film, "Runaway, Romany," and persuaded her brother-in-law, George W․ Lederer, to direct it in 1917
- Best known for her role as Peggy Pepper in "Snow People" and as Patricia Harrington in "The Patsy․"
- Although her relationship with William Randolph Hearst caused some scandal due to his funding of her film career, they seemed to share a genuine connection, and she repaid his generosity by supporting him financially during the Great Depression
- Donated over $1 million to help build a children's clinic at UCLA
Awards
- 1923Photoplay Award - Best Performances of the Month (October):Winner
- 1925Photoplay Award - Best Performances of the Month (July):Winner
- 1926Photoplay Award - Best Performances of the Month (July):Winner
- 1927Photoplay Award - Best Performances of the Month (April):Winner
- 1927Photoplay Award - Best Performances of the Month (December):Winner
- 1927Photoplay Award - Best Performances of the Month (October):Winner
- 1928Photoplay Award - Best Performances of the Month (May):Winner
- 1928Photoplay Award - Best Performances of the Month (October):Winner
- 1929Photoplay Award - Best Performances of the Month (November):Winner
- 1930Photoplay Award - Best Performances of the Month (January):Winner
- 1930Photoplay Award - Best Performances of the Month (July):Winner
- 1931Photoplay Award - Best Performances of the Month (February):Winner
- 1931Photoplay Award - Best Performances of the Month (May):Winner
- 1934Photoplay Award - Best Performances of the Month (March):Winner
- 1934Photoplay Award - Best Performances of the Month (August):Winner
- 1935Photoplay Award - Best Performances of the Month (September):Winner