A bewitching blonde with a deliciously throaty speaking voice, Sally Gray was a London stage actress from childhood. After a false start in 1930, Gray established herself as a welcome screen presence in 1935, specializing in musicals and light comedies. She was introduced to American film fans in the 1938 RKO production The Saint in London. In 1942, Sally Gray temporarily retired from the screen, returning to the fore in tense, dramatic roles in such memorable films as Green for Danger (1946), They Made Me a Fugitive (1948) and The Hidden Room (1950). |
