Deanna Durbin Bio

The girl who one day would be known as "Winnipeg's Sweetheart" was born at Grace Hospital on December 4, 1921, as Edna Mae Durbin. In her early childhood there were no obvious signs that one day she would be a bigger box office attraction than Shirley Temple. Renamed Deanna Durbin for show business purposes, by age 14 she was the most highly paid female star in the world. Her major motion pictures were Three Smart Girls (1936), Mad About Music (1938) and That Certain Age (1938). By the time she was 18 her income was $250,000 a year. Her voice was often described as "natural and beautiful" and her version of "One Fine Day" from Madame Butterfly, with Leopold Stokowski conducting the orchestra, became a classic. Deanna was a Hollywood star in every way. There were Deanna Durbin dolls and dresses. An engineering firm named its so-called dream home in her honor. Her first screen kiss was described in a headline story across the continent. What makes Deanna Durbin's story different is that she was never comfortable with adulation. When she was at the top of her career as Hollywood's leading actress and singer, she turned her back on that world for a life of seclusion. Her first two marriages had failed, and before she married her third husband, director Charles David, she set one condition: he had to promise that she could have what she yearned for - "the life of nobody". Her seclusion is incomplete. She lives in the French village of Neauphlé-le-Château, and for over 35 years has resisted every approach from film companies. Her husband has told journalists that "Mario Lanza pleaded with her for years to make a film with him. But she will never go back to that life." She has not been interviewed since 1949.

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Actress - filmography
(1990s) (1950s) (1940s) (1930s)

1. Love Is All (1999) (singing voice) .... Snowqueen
   
   
2. Christmas Hymns (1954)
   
   
3. Gems of Song (1949) .... Vocalist
4. For the Love of Mary (1948) .... Mary Peppertree
5. Up in Central Park (1948) .... Rosie Moore
6. Something in the Wind (1947) .... Mary Collins
7. I'll Be Yours (1947) .... Louise Ginglebusher
8. Because of Him (1946) .... Kim Walker
9. Lady on a Train (1945) .... Nikki Collins/Margo Martin
10. Can't Help Singing (1944) .... Caroline Frost
11. Christmas Holiday (1944) .... Jackie Lamont/Abigail Martin
12. His Butler's Sister (1943) .... Ann Carter
13. Hers to Hold (1943) .... Penny Craig
14. The Amazing Mrs. Holliday (1943) .... Ruth Kirke
15. It Started with Eve (1941) .... Anne Terry
16. Nice Girl? (1941) .... Jane 'Pinky' Dana
17. Spring Parade (1940) .... Ilonka Tolnay
18. It's a Date (1940) .... Pamela Drake
    
    
19. First Love (1939) .... Constance (Connie) Harding
20. Three Smart Girls Grow Up (1939) .... Penny Craig
21. That Certain Age (1938) .... Alice Fullerton
22. Mad About Music (1938) .... Gloria Harkinson
23. One Hundred Men and a Girl (1937) .... "Patsy" Cardwell
24. Three Smart Girls (1936) .... Penny Craig
25. Every Sunday (1936) .... Edna
    
    

1. Something in the Wind (1947) (performer: "You Wanna Keep Your Baby Looking Right", "The Turntable Song", "Happy Go Lucky and Free", "It's Only Love", "Something in the Wind", "Miserere" from Verdi's "Il Trovatore")
2. I'll Be Yours (1947) (performer: "Granada", "It's Dream Time", "Sari Waltz")
3. It's a Date (1940) (performer: "Love is All" (1940), "The Bonnie Banks O' Loch Lomond" (ca 1745), Musetta's Street Song" from "La Boheme" (1896), "Ave Maria (Op.52 No.1)" (1825), "Loch Lomond")
   
   
4. First Love (1939) (performer: "Amapola", "One Fine Day", "Home, Sweet, Home")
5. Mad About Music (1938) (performer: "A Serenade To The Stars", "Chapel Bells", "I Love To Whistle")
   
   

1. Road to Victory (1944) (uncredited) .... Herself
   ... aka The Shining Future (USA: recut version)
2. Show Business at War (1943) .... Herself
   ... aka The March of Time Volume IX, Issue 10
   
   
3. For Auld Lang Syne (1939) .... Herself
   ... aka For Auld Lang Syne #4 (USA: series title)
   ... aka For Auld Lang Syne: No. 4 (USA: series title)
   
   

Archive Footage

1. Marlene Dietrich: Her Own Song (2001) (uncredited) .... Herself
2. Entertaining the Troops (1994) .... Herself
3. The Maestros of Philadelphia (1993) (TV) .... Patsy Cardwell
4. Hollywood's Children (1982) (V) .... Herself
5. That's Entertainment! (1974)

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