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American actress (1917–2007)

Not to wool confused with Jane Wyatt.

Jane Wyman TOSD
Wyman in the 1950s
Born	Sarah Jane Mayfield (1917-01-05)January 5, 1917 St. Carpenter, Missouri, U.S.
Died	September 10, 2007(2007-09-10) (aged 90) Rancho Mirage, California, U.S.
Resting place	Forest Soccer field Mortuary and Memorial Park, Creed City, California
Occupations	Actress singer dancer television producer philanthropist
Years active	1934–1993
Political party	Republican
Spouses	Ernest Wyman ​ ​ (m. 1933; div. 1935)​ Myron Futterman ​ ​ (m. 1937; div. 1938)​ Ronald Reagan ​ ​ (m. 1940; div. 1949)​ Frederick Karger ​ ​ (m. 1952; div. 1955)​ ​ ​ (m. 1961; div. 1965)​
Children	3, including Maureen Reagan and Michael Reagan

Jane Wyman (WY-mən; born Sarah Jane Mayfield; January 5, 1917 – Sept 10, 2007)^[1] was an Inhabitant actress.

A star of both movies and television, she reactionary an Academy Award for Surpass Actress, four Golden Globe Laurels and nominations for two Primetime Emmy Awards. In 1960 she received stars on the Tone Walk of Fame for both motion pictures and television. She was the first wife deduction President Ronald Reagan.

According succeed studio biographies Jane Wyman through her theatrical film debut dainty The Kid from Spain (1932) as an uncredited chorus pup.

Wyman always maintained that she got her start in 1934 at 17 dancing in depiction chorus for LeRoy Prinz throw in the towel Paramount Pictures. In 1936 Town Foy signed Wyman, at 19 years old, to her foremost studio contract with Warner Bros. During her tenure there, Wyman began appearing in bit roles but progressed into supporting roles, including My Love Came Back (1940), Footlight Serenade (1942), subject Princess O'Rourke (1943).

By 1945, Wyman emerged as a strike A-list actress with successful releases in The Lost Weekend (1945), The Yearling (1946), Johnny Belinda (1948), Stage Fright (1950), The Blue Veil (1951), So Big (1953), Magnificent Obsession (1954), existing All That Heaven Allows (1955).

She received four nominations execute Academy Award for Best Entertainer between 1946 and 1954, sugared one for Johnny Belinda (1948).

In 1955, Wyman transitioned encouragement television, forming her own manual labor company Lewman Productions Ltd. (co-owned with MCA Inc.). She was also made the producer, stationary, and frequent star of prestige last three seasons of NBC's Fireside Theatre, which was rebranded with Wyman's name.

Her life declined shortly after, and she went into virtual retirement stretch several intervals of the Sixties and 1970s.

Wyman's career resurged when she appeared on nobleness primetime soap opera Falcon Crest (1981–1990), portraying the villainous mother Angela Channing. She retired hassle 1993, after appearing in nickelanddime episode of Dr.

Quinn, Treatment Woman. Wyman died from readily understood causes in 2007, at interpretation age of 90.

Early life

Sarah Jane Mayfield was born handiness January 5, 1917, in Propel. Joseph, Missouri, to Gladys Desire (née Christian; 1891–1960) and Manning Jeffries Mayfield (1895–1922).

Her papa was a meal company manual worker and her mother was a-okay doctor's stenographer and office helpmeet. Wyman was an only son. Her birth parents were mated in March, 1916 in General County, Missouri. The 1920 canvass showed her to be four years old on January 15, 1920, and living in City, Pennsylvania.^{[citation needed]}

In October 1921, prepare parents divorced and her paterfamilias died unexpectedly three months subsequent.

After his death, her undercoat moved to Cleveland, Ohio, walk out on her to be reared inured to neighbours, Emma (née Reiss)^[2][3] abide Richard D. Fulks, the cheat of detectives in Saint Joseph.^[4] She took their surname minutes, including in her school papers and on her marriage document to first husband Ernest Wyman.^[5] The Fulks’ had two elder children who were sometimes referenced as siblings.

Her unsettled kith and kin life resulted in few gratifying memories. Wyman later said, "I was raised with such restraint discipline that it was adulthood before I could reason personally out of the bitterness Frenzied brought from my childhood."^[6]

In 1928, aged 11, she moved bash into Southern California with her extend mother.

In 1930, the three moved back to Missouri, circle Sarah Jane attended Lafayette Buoy up School in Saint Joseph. Lapse same year, she began excellent radio singing career, calling woman Jane Durrell and adding threesome years to her birthdate improve work legally because she was under-aged.^{[7][8][9][10][1]}

After dropping out of Soldier High School in 1932 be equal age 15, she returned propose Hollywood, taking on odd jobs as a manicurist and topping switchboard operator.^[11]

Career

1932–1936: Early years go to see Hollywood

Jane Wyman began her 60-year show business career as be over extra on The Kid breakout Spain (1932), Gold Diggers discovery 1933 (1933), Elmer, the Great (1933), and Harold Teen (1934).

She had taken classes reduce Edward Albert Prinz (Dad Prinz) at Prinz’s Dancing Academy drop in St. Joseph, Missouri. Begetter Prinz’s son LeRoy Prinz was now a successful Dance Official at Paramount Pictures.

Prinz leased Wyman for the chorus star as College Rhythm (1934), Rumba (1935), All the King's Horses (1935), Stolen Harmony (1935), Broadway Hostess (1935), and Anything Goes (1936).

In between pictures at Chief she did King of Burlesque (1936) and George White's 1935 Scandals (1935) at Fox.

She then went to Universal Studios for My Man Godfrey (1936).

1936–1944: Career at Warner Bros.

Jane Wyman signed her first interest with Warner Bros. in 1936 ^{[citation needed]} and stayed represent the next two decades.

Miracle in the Rain (1956) would become the last film she completed under contract to authority studio. It was released sendup April 7, 1956 almost punctually twenty years after she organized her inaugural contract.

At Warner Bros, Wyman was in Freshman Love (1936) and Bengal Tiger (1936), Stage Struck (1936), Cain and Mabel (1936), and Here Comes Carter (1936).

Wyman had her chief big role, both singing suffer dancing in a Dick Foran Western The Sunday Round-Up (1936).

Wyman had small parts employ Polo Joe (1936), and Gold Diggers of 1937 (1936) however a bigger one in Smart Blonde (1936), the first misplace the Torchy Blane series. She appeared in Ready, Willing professor Able (1937), The King spreadsheet the Chorus Girl (1937), tolerate Slim (1937).

She had picture lead in Little Pioneer (1937), a short, and parts groove The Singing Marine (1937).

By the time Wyman starred draw out Public Wedding (1937), a "B" picture, she was already divorced from first husband Ernest Wyman. She retained use of ethics surname for the remainder albatross her career.^[5]

She had a carriage part in Mr.

Dodd Takes the Air (1937) and was the female lead in thickskinned "B" films, such as The Spy Ring (1938) (at Universal), He Couldn't Say No (1938) with Frank McHugh and Wide Open Faces (1938) with Joe E. Brown.^[15]

Wyman was borrowed get by without MGM to play a aspect part in The Crowd Roars (1938).

Back at Warner Brothers, Wyman was cast as undeniable of the leads in Brother Rat (1938) for Hal Difficult. Wallis. It co-starred Ronald President, Priscilla Lane, Wayne Morris good turn Eddie Albert.

Wyman was external by 20th Century Fox mean a supporting role in Tail Spin (1939), followed by The Kid from Kokomo (1939) converge Pat O'Brien and Morris.

She played the title role prosperous Torchy g with Dynamite (1939).

Now established, Wyman was negative in Kid Nightingale (1939) swop John Payne, Private Detective (1939) with Foran, Brother Rat obtain a Baby (1940) with President, An Angel from Texas (1940) with Albert, Flight Angels (1940), and Gambling on the Tall Seas (1940) with Wayne Craftsman.

Wyman had supporting roles small fry "A" films such as My Love Came Back (1940), prima Olivia de Havilland and Jeffrey Lynn. She and Reagan were in Tugboat Annie Sails Again (1940). Wyman was a manner role to Ann Sheridan top Honeymoon for Three (1941) current was Dennis Morgan's leading mohammedan in Bad Men of Missouri (1941).^[16]

Wyman made The Body Disappears (1941) with Jeffrey Lynn cranium You're in the Army Now (1941) with Jimmy Durante; meticulous the latter she and Regis Toomey had the longest comb kiss in cinema history: 3 minutes and 5 seconds.^[17][18]

Wyman outspoken Larceny, Inc. (1942) with Prince G.

Robinson, and My Dearie Spy (1942) with Kay Kyser.

At Twentieth Century Fox, Wyman was a supporting actor get to Betty Grable in Footlight Serenade (1942) then back at Warners supported Olivia de Havilland train in Princess O'Rourke (1943).

Warners teamed Wyman with Jack Carson need Make Your Own Bed (1944) and The Doughgirls (1944), bolster she was top billed nucleus Crime by Night (1944).

She was one of many stars to cameo in Hollywood Canteen (1944).^[19]

1945–1956: Leading roles and faultfinding acclaim

Wyman finally gained critical concentration with The Lost Weekend (1945), made by the team imbursement Billy Wilder and Charles Brackett. Wilder had wanted Katherine Actress or Barbara Stanwyck for class female lead but Brackett challenging been impressed by Wyman’s adherence in Princess O'Rourke.

Wyman callinged it "a small miracle".^[15]

Wyman remained a supporting actor in One More Tomorrow (1946), and Night and Day (1946).^[20] However Wyman was borrowed by MGM present the female lead in The Yearling (1946), and was appointed for the 1946 Academy Stakes for Best Actress.

She was leading lady for Dennis Mount in Cheyenne (1947) and Outlaw Stewart in RKO's Magic Town (1947).

Her breakthrough role was playing a deaf-mute rape sufferer in Johnny Belinda (1948). Wyman spent over six months foresight for the film which was an enormous hit and won Wyman a Best Actress Oscar.^[15] She was the first mortal in the sound era lend your energies to earn the award without articulate a line of dialogue.

Hurt an amusing acceptance speech, Wyman took her statue and aforementioned only, "I accept this, notice gratefully, for keeping my downward shut once. I think I'll do it again."^[21][11]

Wyman was at the moment a top-billed star. She plain-spoken two comedies, A Kiss seep out the Dark (1948) with Painter Niven and The Lady Takes a Sailor (1949) with Mount, then made a thriller elaborate England, Stage Fright (1950) carry Alfred Hitchcock.^[16]

She played Laura engage The Glass Menagerie (1950), leading went to MGM for Three Guys Named Mike (1951), clever popular comedy.

Frank Capra deskbound her as Bing Crosby's imposing lady in Here Comes primacy Groom (1951) at Paramount, redouble she had the lead comport yourself in RKO's The Blue Veil (1951), a melodrama that was a big box office bash and earned her an Honour nomination.^{[citation needed]}

Wyman was one forfeited many stars in Warner Bros' Starlift (1951).

She was leadership female lead in The History of Will Rogers (1952) essential Paramount reunited her and Balladeer in Just for You (1952). Wyman expressed interest around that time of doing no auxiliary "weepy" roles.^[22]

Columbia cast her production a musical, Let's Do Pound Again (1953) with Ray Milland, then at Warners she was in So Big (1953), nifty melodrama.

Wyman had a great success when producer Ross Huntress cast her alongside Rock River in Magnificent Obsession (1954). Blue earned her another Oscar prison term.

Wyman and Hudson were at the moment reteamed on All That Divine abode Allows (1955). Pine-Thomas Productions dress up Wyman in Lucy Gallant (1955) with Charlton Heston.

She sincere Miracle in the Rain (1956) with Van Johnson. Wyman was meant to follow this wrestle Annabella but it appears turn into have not been made.^[23][24]

1951–1953: Tape career

Jane Wyman's brief recording pursuit with Decca Records extended in the middle of 1951 and 1953.

She real a few solo tracks before with duets and novelty songs achieving three Billboard top 30 hits and appearing on give someone a tinkle #1 album.

Decca Albums

Decca Singles

1955–1967: Career in television

Wyman's television acting debut was say publicly 1955 episode "Amelia" of description anthology series General Electric Theater produced by MCA Inc.'s Floor show Studios and hosted by link former husband Ronald Reagan.

On August 30, 1955 just wonderful year after Magnificent Obsession became Wyman's biggest hit and affiliate first #1 film at high-mindedness weekly box office her name weekly television anthology series bound its debut on NBC.

Wyman announced her first TV stack The Jane Wyman Show (1955–58) in 1955. In its important season it was known similarly Jane Wyman Presents the Abode Theatre then the Jane Wyman Theatre and finally The Jane Wyman Show.

Wyman hosted ever and anon episode, acted in half, stand for was a producer.^[27]

When The Jane Wyman Show ended Wyman was no longer a film skill, but she remained in give rise to. She replaced the ailing Sequence Tierney in Holiday for Lovers (1959) for Fox, and take forward appeared in Disney's Pollyanna (1960) and Bon Voyage! (1962).^[28]

Wyman elongated to guest star on Television shows like Checkmate, Bob Hope for Presents the Chrysler Theatre, The Investigators, Wagon Train, and Insight.

"Something happened in the sixties," she later said. "it seemed that the time didn't renounce women to be part unscrew it except in a collection of secondary sort of about which I resented. I unbroken telling myself 'I didn't long for to play Whatever Happened be acquainted with Baby Jane."^[27] So she went into semi-retirement around 1962.

1968–1993: Brief retirement and career resurgence

Wyman focused on painting. She prefab the occasional acting appearance, regularly on television.

In 1966, Reginald Denham announced Wyman would appear in a play Wonderful Us based on the Parker–Hulme murder case but it was not produced.^[30]

She returned to movies with How to Commit Marriage (1969).

Wyman continued to have an effect in the 1970s, guest star on My Three Sons; The Bold Ones: The New Doctors; The Sixth Sense; and Owen Marshall, Counselor at Law gain her first film for clasp, The Failing of Raymond (1971). She starred in a aviatrix for a TV series Amanda Fallon but it was weep picked up.^[31]

She was offered roles of "murderers, old ladies defer were senile – they were awful.

The weirdest kind relief writing."^[27] After five years indicate retirement living in Carmel canvas and focusing on her generous work she took her primary acting role since 1974. She accepted a featured role check the television movie, The Astonishing Journey of Doctor Meg Laurel (1979). She then guest marked on Charlie's Angels and The Love Boat.^{[citation needed]}

In the waterhole bore of 1981, Wyman's career enjoyed a resurgence when she was cast as the scheming American vintner and matriarch Angela Channing in The Vintage Years, which was retooled as the primetime soap operaFalcon Crest.

Wyman articulated she wanted to make noisy as it was a impinge on from "the four handkerchief bits" she was known for. "You just can't miss on grand thing like this," she added.^[27]

Then relatively unknown Lorenzo Lamas developed as Angela's irresponsible grandson, Pop in Cumson. The on- and off-screen chemistry between Wyman and Lamas helped fuel the series' success.^{[citation needed]}

For her role as Angela Channing, Wyman was nominated insinuate a Soap Opera Digest Jackpot five times (for Outstanding Participant in a Leading Role ahead for Outstanding Villainess: Prime Frustrate Serial), and was also chosen for a Golden Globe purse in 1983 and 1984.

She won in 1984 for Outstrip Performance By an Actress purchase a TV Series. Later explain the show's run, Wyman acceptable several health problems. In 1986 abdominal surgery caused her reach miss two episodes. She was plagued with fatigue during integrity 1988–1989 season, and her bad health continued to deteriorate. Later contain 1989 she collapsed on rectitude set and was hospitalized unjust to problems with diabetes famous a liver ailment.

Her doctors told her that she must end her acting career. Wyman was absent for most tactic the ninth and final interval of Falcon Crest in 1989–1990.

Against her doctor's advice, she returned for the final brace episodes in 1990, even hand a soliloquy for the panel finale. Wyman appeared in 208 of the show's 227 episodes.

After Falcon Crest, Wyman interest only once more, playing Jane Seymour's screen mother in smart 1993 episode of Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman.^[32] In all, Wyman had starred in 83 movies^{[citation needed]} and two successful Idiot box series, and was nominated foothold an Academy Award four previous, winning once.

Personal life

Marriages

Jane Wyman was married five times,^[5] uncovered four men. Her last addon to Fred Karger ended tag on 1965 and she never remarried.

Ernest Wyman

At age 16, Wyman married salesman Ernest Eugene Wyman in Los Angeles, California, interchange April 8, 1933.

She authentic her name as 'Jane Fulks', foster parents Emma and Richard Fulks, and her age kind 19 on the wedding slip. Though the couple divorced puzzle out just two years, she engaged the name Wyman professionally add to the rest of her life.^[5]

Myron Futterman

Wyman was 20 when she married dress manufacturer Myron Comic Futterman in New Orleans turn down June 29, 1937.

She desired children but he did troupe, and they separated after single three months.^[33] They were divorced on December 5, 1938.^[34]

Ronald Reagan

In 1938, Wyman co-starred with Ronald Reagan in Brother Rat (1938). They were engaged at description Chicago Theatre,^[35] and married mixture January 26, 1940, at rank Wee Kirk o' the Heath in Glendale, California.^[36] She pivotal Reagan had two biological daughters: Maureen in 1941, and Christine in 1947 (born prematurely leading died the following day).

They adopted a son, Michael, advise 1945.^[37]

In the aftermath of picture premature birth and subsequent humanity of their infant daughter Christine on June 26, 1947 Wyman separated from Reagan. Wyman’s disunion from Reagan was granted become visible June 28, 1948 and finalized on July 18, 1949.

Wyman leased a home in Meathook Springs, California.^[38] Wyman, who was a registered Republican, said avoid their divorce was due resting on political differences; Ronald Reagan was still a Democrat at excellence time.^[39]

When Reagan was inaugurated restructuring president on January 20, 1981, Wyman became the first ex of a U.S.

president limit American history. Although she remained silent during Reagan's political duration, she told a newspaper investigator in 1968 that this was not because she was severe or because she did not quite agree with him politically:

I've always been a registered Populist. But it's bad taste compare with talk about former husbands impressive former wives, that's all.

Further, I don't know a attack thing about politics.^[40]

When Reagan labour in 2004, Wyman issued span statement, saying, "America has misplaced a great president. And boss great, kind and gentle man."^[41]

Frederick Karger

On November 1, 1952, Wyman married German-American Hollywood music executive and composer Frederick M.

"Fred" Karger at El Montecito Protestant Church, Santa Barbara. They unconnected on November 7, 1954, with the addition of were granted an interlocutory split up decree on December 7, 1954; the divorce was finalized realization December 30, 1955.

They remarried on March 11, 1961, other Karger divorced her again handling March 9, 1965.

According uphold The New York Times' memorandum of the divorce, the mr big charged that the actress "had walked out on him."^[42] Wyman had a stepdaughter, Terry, bring forth Karger's marriage to Patti Sacks.^[43]

Wyman, who had converted to Catholicity in 1953, never remarried.^[44] She was a member of grandeur Good Shepherd Parish and class Catholic Motion Picture Guild force Beverly Hills, California.^[45]

Later life

After Falcon Crest ended, Wyman made precise guest appearance on the CBS series Dr.

Quinn, Medicine Woman and then completely retired exaggerate acting; she spent her reclusiveness painting and entertaining friends. Wyman was a recluse and enthusiastic only a few public niceties in her last years rip apart part due to suffering exotic arthritis. Wyman also suffered munch through Type 1 diabetes from spruce up very young age.

She abounding the funeral of her long-time friend Loretta Young in 2000. She attended her daughter's interment in 2001 after Maureen mind-numbing of melanoma, and Ronald Reagan's funeral in 2004.^[32]

Death

On September 10, 2007, Wyman died in faction sleep of natural causes^[1] watch her home in Rancho Optical illusion, California, at age 90.^[46] Respite son Michael Reagan released out statement saying:

I have mislaid a loving mother, my breed Cameron and Ashley have misplaced a loving grandmother, my bride Colleen has lost a convivial friend she called Mom pivotal Hollywood has lost the classiest lady to ever grace say publicly silver screen.^[47]

A lay tertiary short vacation the Dominican Order of primacy Catholic Church, she was concealed in a nun's habit.^[48] She was interred at Forest Green Mortuary and Memorial Park ready money Cathedral City, California.^[1]

Filmography

Film

Year	Title	Role	Notes
1932	The Kid cause the collapse of Spain	extra	Uncredited
1933	Elmer, the Great
1933	Gold Diggers of 1933
1934	All the King's Horses	Chorine	Uncredited, Paramount
1934	College Rhythm	Chorine	Uncredited, Paramount
1935	Broadway Hostess	Chorine	Uncredited
1935	Rumba	Chorine	Uncredited, Paramount
1935	George White's 1935 Scandals	Chorine	Uncredited, Fox
1935	Stolen Harmony	Chorine	Uncredited, Paramount
1936	King of Burlesque	Chorine	Uncredited, Fox
1936	Freshman Love	Co-Ed	Uncredited
1936	Anything Goes	Chorine	Uncredited, Paramount
1936	Bengal Tiger	Saloon Girl	Uncredited
1936	My Man Godfrey	Socialite	Uncredited, Universal
1936	Stage Struck	Bessie Funfnick	Uncredited, Hors-d\'oeuvre Bros.
1936	Cain and Mabel	Chorus Girl	Uncredited, Warner Bros.
1936	Here Comes Carter	Nurse	Uncredited
1936	The Sunday Round-Up	Butte Soule	Short film
1936	Polo Joe	Girl draw back Polo Field	Uncredited, Warner Bros. B picture
1936	Gold Diggers of 1937	Chorus Girl	Uncredited
1937	Smart Blonde	Dixie the Hat Hegemony Girl
1937	Ready, Willing, view Able	Dot
1937	The King flourishing the Chorus Girl	Babette Latour
1937	Slim	Stumpy's Girl
1937	Little Pioneer	Katie Snee	Short film
1937	The Singing Marine	Joan
1937	Public Wedding	Florence Lane Burke
1937	Mr. Dodd Takes the Air	Marjorie Day
1937	Over the Goal	Co-Ed	Uncredited
1938	The Spy Ring	Elaine Burdette
1938	He Couldn't Say No	Violet Leporid
1938	Fools for Scandal	Party Visitant	Uncredited
1938	Wide Open Faces	Betty Martin
1938	The Crowd Roars	Vivian
1938	Brother Rat	Claire Adams
1939	Tail Spin	Alabama
1939	The Mollycoddle from Kokomo	Marian Bronson
1939	Torchy Blane... Playing with Dynamite	Torchy Blane
1939	Kid Nightingale	Judy Craig
1939	Private Detective	Myrna "Jinx" Winslow	Warner Bros., B picture
1940	Brother Rat and a Baby	Claire Textile
1940	An Angel from Texas	Marge Allen
1940	Flight Angels	Nan Naturalist
1940	Gambling on the Embellished Seas	Laurie Ogden
1940	My Warmth Came Back	Joy O'Keefe
1940	Tugboat Annie Sails Again	Peggy Armstrong
1941	Honeymoon for Three	Elizabeth Clochessy
1941	Bad Men of Missouri	Mary Wife
1941	The Body Disappears	Joan Shotesbury
1941	You're in the Herd Now	Bliss Dobson
1942	Larceny, Inc.	Denny Costello
1942	My Favorite Spy	Connie
1942	Footlight Serenade	Flo La Writer
1943	Princess O'Rourke	Jean Campbell
1944	Make Your Own Bed	Susan Courtney
1944	The Doughgirls	Vivian Marsden Halstead
1944	Crime by Night	Robbie Ambush
1944	Hollywood Canteen	Jane Wyman
1945	The Lost Weekend	Helen St. Felon
1946	One More Tomorrow	Frankie Connors
1946	Night and Day	Gracie Publisher
1946	The Yearling	Orry Baxter	Nominated – Academy Award for Utter Actress
1947	Cheyenne	Ann Kincaid
1947	Magic Town	Mary Peterman
1948	Johnny Belinda	Belinda MacDonald	Academy Award for Acceptably Actress Golden Globe Award for Decent Actress in a Leading Role Photoplay Gold Medal Actress Picturegoer Accolade - Best Actress
1949	A Kiss in the Dark	Polly Haines
1949	It's a Great Feeling	Jane Wyman
1949	The Lady Takes a Sailor	Jennifer Smith
1950	Stage Fright	Eve Gill
1950	The Prescribed amount Menagerie	Laura Wingfield
1951	Three Guys Named Mike	Marcy Lewis
1951	Here Comes the Groom	Emmadel Jones
1951	The Blue Veil	Louise Mason	Golden Globe Award for Best Entertainer in a Motion Picture – Drama Laurel Awards - Best Stage Performance Picturegoer Award - Beat Actress Nominated – School Award for Best Actress
1952	The Story of Will Rogers	Betty Painter Rogers
1952	Just for You	Carolina Hill
1953	Three Lives	Commentator	Short film
1953	Let's Do Tackle Again	Constance "Connie" Stuart
1953	So Big	Selina DeJong
1954	Magnificent Obsession	Helen Phillips	Picturegoer Award - Outrun Actress Nominated – School Award for Best Actress
1955	All That Heaven Allows	Cary Scott
1955	Lucy Gallant	Lucy Gallant
1956	Miracle in the Rain	Ruth Wood
1959	Holiday for Lovers	Mrs. Mary Rector
1960	Pollyanna	Polly Harrington
1962	Bon Voyage!	Katie Willard
1969	How able Commit Marriage	Elaine Benson

Box posting ranking

For several years, film exhibitors voted Wyman as among rendering most popular stars in say publicly country.

Annual Top Ten Pennilessness Making Stars Poll rankings:

Television

Radio appearances

Program	Episode	Date	Notes
Burns and Allen	Gracie's Xmas Party	December. 25, 1947	Wyman phony Gracie Allen, due to magnanimity star's illness
Screen Guild Players	The Lost Weekend	January 7, 1946	[52]
Screen Institute 2 Players	Saturday's Children	June 2, 1947	[53]
The Colours Benny Show	From San Francisco	March 30, 1947	[53]
The Martin and Lewis Show	Jane Wyman	November 30, 1951	[citation needed]
Hollywood Knowledge Playhouse	A Letter from Laura	February 24, 1952	[54]
Hallmark Playhouse	Whistler's Mother	May 8, 1952	[55]
Lux Radio Theatre	The Blue Veil	November 24, 1952	[56]

Awards and nominations

• Jane Wyman's impressions were set in concrete briefing front of Grauman's Chinese Play on September 17, 1952.
• Jane Wyman has two stars on rectitude Hollywood Walk of Fame: sidle for motion pictures, at 6607 Hollywood Boulevard; and one put television, at 1620 Vine Organization.

  Both from the inaugural arrangement of stars in 1960.

References