
Actor
Margaret Field
104 years · Houston, Texas, United States · 22 films
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Margaret Field (born Margaret Morlan, May 10, 1923) is a former American film actress. Born in Houston, Texas, Field was discovered by talent scout Milton Lewis for Paramount Pictures. Following a successful screen test, she was offered an 18-month contract. She then attended Pasadena Junior College, studying voice training and acting. She appeared in television Westerns including Wagon Train, The Virginian and The Range Rider. She also appeared in the science fiction films Captive Women and The Man from Planet X. She married Richard Dryden Field, an Army officer, and had two children by him: future actress Sally Field and Richard Field. The Fields divorced in 1950, and Margaret married actor Jock Mahoney, thereafter acting as Maggie Mahoney. She and Mahoney had a daughter, Princess. When her daughter Sally turned 13, Margaret virtually ended her acting career to focus on her family. Description above from the Wikipedia article Margaret Field, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Best known for
Filmography 22

Desire in the Dust
1960 · Maude Wilson

Cool and Lam
1958 · Marion Dunton

Slim Carter
1957 · Hat Check Girl (as Maggie Mahoney)

Blackjack Ketchum Desperado
1956 · Nita Riordan

Inside Detroit
1955 · Barbara Linden

So This Is Love
1953 · Edna Wallace

The Raiders
1952 · Mary Morell

Captive Women
1952 · Ruth


For Men Only
1952 · Julie Brice
On Night Flight Plus

Chain of Circumstance
1951 · Dell Dawson

Yukon Manhunt
1951 · Polly Kaufman

The Dakota Kid
1951 · Mary Lewis


The Man from Planet X
1951 · Enid Elliot
On Tubi TV

A Modern Marriage
1950 · Evelyn Brown

It's a Small World
1950 · Janie at Age 16

Chicago Deadline
1949 · Minerva

My Friend Irma
1949 · Alice

Night Has a Thousand Eyes
1948 · Agnes (uncredited)

Beyond Glory
1948 · Cora

The Big Clock
1948 · Second Secretary


The Perils of Pauline
1947 · Juliet in Show (uncredited)
On Philo

Welcome Stranger
1947 · Photo of Cousin Hattie (uncredited)