Jean Parker
Current Interest
1.1
▼ 0.4Current interest in this person
Rating Distribution
Based on 31 rated titles
Title
Year
Pulse

One Body Too Many
as Carol Dunlap
1944
2.9

The Gunfighter
as Molly
1950
2.7

Bluebeard
as Lucille
1944
2.5

The Flying Deuces
as Georgette
1939
2.5

Little Women
as Beth
1933
2.3

Beyond Tomorrow
as Jean Lawrence
1940
2.2

Dead Man's Eyes
as Heather Hayden
1944
2.1

The Secret of Madame Blanche
as Eloise
1933
1.9

Lady for a Day
as Louise
1933
1.9

A Lawless Street
as Cora Dean
1955
1.6

Zenobia
as Mary Tibbett
1939
1.5

Gabriel Over the White House
as Alice Bronson
1933
1.5

The Ghost Goes West
as Peggy Martin
1935
1.4

Those Redheads from Seattle
as Liz
1953
1.3

Apache Uprising
as Mrs. Hawks
1965
1.3

Black Tuesday
as Hatti Combest
1954
1.3

The Texas Rangers
as Amanda Bailey
1936
1.3

She Married a Cop
as Linda Fay
1939
1.3

No Hands on the Clock
as Mrs. Louise Campbell
1941
1.3

Operator 13
as Eleanor
1934
1.2

Murder in the Fleet
as Betty Lansing
1935
1.2

Lady in the Death House
as Mary Kirk Logan
1944
1.2

The Farmer in the Dell
as Adie Boyer
1936
1.2

Detective Kitty O'Day
as Kitty O'Day
1944
1.2

The Navy Way
as Ellen Sayre
1944
1.1

Minesweeper
as Mary Smith
1943
1.1

A Wicked Woman
as Rosanne Stroud, aka Rosanne Trice
1934
1.1

The Arkansas Traveler
as Judy Allen
1938
1.1

Tomorrow We Live
as Julie Bronson
1942
1.1

Sequoia
as Toni Martin
1935
1.1

Cargo of Love
as Denise
1968
0.1
Frequently Asked Questions About Jean Parker
Jean Parker has appeared in 31 titles, including 31 movies and 0 television shows.
The earliest title currently listed in Jean Parker's filmography is The Secret of Madame Blanche (1933).
The most recent title featuring Jean Parker is Cargo of Love (1968).
One of the highest rated titles featuring Jean Parker is The Gunfighter with an IMDb rating of 7.7.
Jean Parker has been active for approximately 35 years, with credits spanning from 1933 to 1968.
Titles featuring Jean Parker currently have an average IMDb rating of 6.1.
The busiest years in Jean Parker's career include 1944, 1933, 1935.