Miriam Hopkins
Filmography
Short Subjects: "The Home Girl" (1928) "Hollywood on Parade No. B-1" (1933)

Miriam Hopkins

Section Title: Filmography
Table Section Text: Short Subjects: "The Home Girl" (1928) "Hollywood on Parade No. B-1" (1933)

Year	Title	Role	Notes

1930	Fast and Loose	Marion Lenox	Hopkins's film debut

1931	The Smiling Lieutenant	Princess Anna	The first of three films Hopkins made with Lubitsch

1931	24 Hours	Rosie Duggan

1931	Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde	Ivy Pearson

1932	Two Kinds of Women	Emma Krull

1932	Dancers in the Dark	Gloria Bishop

1932	The World and the Flesh	Maria Yaskaya

1932	Trouble in Paradise	Lily	Second film directed by Lubitsch and starring Hopkins

1933	The Story of Temple Drake	Temple Drake	Based on Faulkner's scandalous novel SANCTUARY

1933	The Stranger's Return	Louise Starr

1933	Design for Living	Gilda Farrell	Third and final film Hopkins and Lubitsch made together

1934	All of Me	Lydia Darrow

1934	She Loves Me Not	Curly Flagg

1934	The Richest Girl in the World	Dorothy Hunter	First of five films Hopkins and McCrea made together

1935	Becky Sharp	Becky Sharp	Nominated - Academy Award for Best Actress The first feature film made in the three strip Technicolor process

1935	Barbary Coast	Mary 'Swan' Rutledge	Second film starring Hopkins and McCrea

1935	Splendor	Phyllis Manning Lorrimore	Third film starring Hopkins and McCrea

1936	These Three	Martha Dobie	The film was adapted from the 1934 play The Children's Hour by Lillian Hellman. Fourth film starring Hopkins and McCrea

1936	Men Are Not Gods	Ann Williams

1937	The Woman I Love	Madame Helene Maury	Hopkins married director Anatole Litvak shortly after this film was made. It is the only film Hopkins made with Paul Muni

1937	Woman Chases Man	Virginia Travis	Final film Hopkins and McCrea made together

1937	Wise Girl	Susan 'Susie' Fletcher

1939	The Old Maid	Delia Lovell Ralston	The first of two films Hopkins made with Bette Davis

1940	Virginia City	Julia Hayne	Hopkins co-starred with Errol Flynn

1940	Lady with Red Hair	Mrs. Leslie Carter

1942	A Gentleman After Dark	Flo Melton

1943	Old Acquaintance	Millie Drake	Second of two films Hopkins made with Bette Davis.

1949	The Heiress	Lavinia Penniman	Nominated - Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actress – Motion Picture

1951	The Mating Season	Fran Carleton

1952	The Outcasts of Poker Flat	Mrs. Shipton / 'The Duchess'

1952	Carrie	Julie Hurstwood

1961	The Children's Hour	Lily Mortar	Hopkins had starred in the original film adaptation of the play The Children's Hour entitled These Three in the role of Martha Dobie.

1964	Fanny Hill	Mrs. Maude Brown

1966	The Chase	Mrs. Reeves	Hopkins played the mother of Robert Redford's character

1970	Savage Intruder	Katharine Parker	Hopkins's last film, (final film role)

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Miriam Hopkins starred as Ivy Pearson in the film Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde in 1931.

final_sentence: Miriam Hopkins starred as Ivy Pearson in the film Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde in 1931.