Mona Freeman Net Worth

Mona Freeman net worth is
$500,000

Mona Freeman Wiki: Salary, Married, Wedding, Spouse, Family

Mona Freeman (June 9, 1926 – May 23, 2014) born as Monica Elizabeth Freeman was an American film actress who was a former child star.

Net Worth	$500,000
Date Of Birth	June 9, 1926
Died	2014-05-23
Place Of Birth	Baltimore, Maryland, USA
Height	5' 3" (1.6 m)
Occupation	Actress
Profession	Actress, Soundtrack
Spouse	Pat Nerney, H. Jack Ellis
Nicknames	Mona Freeman, Freeman, Mona
Star Sign	Gemini

#	Quote
1	You have to forget all that silly nonsense you were taught in pictures. I mean about the importance of the star, the glamour stuff and all that. On a live TV show, everybody works together on the same level. You can learn more about acting in five minutes of television than you can during an entire picture.
2	I'm not the type to play roles which win Academy Awards. I can't see myself in a big historical picture or in a difficult emotional role.

#	Fact
1	After her first divorce, she was known to have been seen around town with Nicky Hilton, Vic Damone, Robert Wagner and Frank Sinatra.
2	Mona was chosen "Miss Subway" on May 1, 1941. Miss Subway was a promotion run by John Robert Powers. Woman who were selected, only reigned for a month at a time. The promotion was a method Powers used to promote his modeling agency and the New York Subway System.
3	Was in a relationship with Bing Crosby after the death of his wife Dixie Lee. They might have married but both were Catholic, and she was divorced.
4	Her second husband (since June of 1961), Jack Ellis, was a Los Angeles businessman. He officially adopted Mona's daughter from an earlier marriage who entered show business as Monie Ellis.
5	Her hobbies include portrait and landscape painting.
6	First husband was Pat Nerney, a wealthy Hollywood auto dealer. They had a daughter, Mona, Jr., called Monie, in 1947.
7	Howard Hughes discovered her and gave her a two-year contract after seeing one of her photographs on a magazine cover. Frustrated that she was not cast in anything, Paramount wound up buying out her contract from Hughes, having never done a bit of work for the eccentric mogul. She was cast in Angel Face (1953), an RKO/Howard Hughes production.
8	To help her brother enter Yale, Mona took it upon herself to find modeling work and became a successful teenage cover girl for John Robert Powers. She also became one of the "Miss Subway" girls in New York.
9	Of English, Irish and French heritage. Her father, Stuart Freeman, was a contractor.
10	The 18-year-old's first role was as Barbara Stanwyck's teen stepdaughter in Billy Wilder's Double Indemnity (1944) but she photographed so young, she was replaced by Jean Heather. She still made her debut in the movie, however, when she was instead handed a one-line bit part as Edward G. Robinson's secretary. She was also cast to play Elizabeth Taylor's older sister in National Velvet (1944) but once again was replaced (by Angela Lansbury) because she did not look old enough. In truth, Mona was six years Taylor's senior.
11	Perenially young bobbysoxer of post-war Paramount, she played teens long after she outgrew the roles, and it later stifled her adult career.
12	Mother of actress Monie Ellis.

Actress

Title	Year	Status	Character
Welcome Home, Johnny Bristol	1972	TV Movie	Mrs. Bristol
Branded	1966	TV Series	Dora Kendall
Perry Mason	1962-1965	TV Series	Ellen Payne / Rosanne Ambrose / Jane Wardman
The United States Steel Hour	1960-1962	TV Series	Lucy Chalmers / Lily / Loretta Palmer
The Tall Man	1961	TV Series	Amy Dodds
Checkmate	1961	TV Series	Felicia Royden
Michael Shayne	1960	TV Series	Christine Hudson
Thriller	1960	TV Series	Sylvia Walsh
The Chevy Mystery Show	1960	TV Series	Avery Dow
Johnny Ringo	1960	TV Series	Marilyn Barber
The Millionaire	1960	TV Series	Margaret Stoneham
Maverick	1959-1960	TV Series	Modesty Blaine
Riverboat	1959	TV Series	Louise Rutherford
The DuPont Show with June Allyson	1959	TV Series	Sandra McAllen
Wanted: Dead or Alive	1958-1959	TV Series	Margaret Dunn / Jackie Harris
The Red Skelton Hour	1958-1959	TV Series	Kathy / Guest
Pursuit	1958	TV Series	Nina Hodges
Playhouse 90	1956-1958	TV Series	Betsy / Audrey Trowbridge / Marie Sizeman
Wagon Train	1958	TV Series	Betty Britton
Climax!	1955-1958	TV Series	Cynthia Crane / Sylvia Marshall / Helen / ...
The World Was His Jury	1958		Robin Carson
Dragoon Wells Massacre	1957		Ann Bradley
Matinee Theatre	1957	TV Series
Schlitz Playhouse	1955-1957	TV Series	Susan / Debby Hood
Studio 57	1957	TV Series	Annette Holman
The O. Henry Playhouse	1957	TV Series
Lux Video Theatre	1956	TV Series	Elizabeth Lane
The 20th Century-Fox Hour	1956	TV Series	Helen Archer
The Ford Television Theatre	1955-1956	TV Series	Ellen Stafford / Nancy Dawes
Zane Grey Theater	1956	TV Series	Sandy Neal
Huk!	1956		Cindy Rogers
Hold Back the Night	1956		Anne Franklin McKenzie
Front Row Center	1956	TV Series	Zelda
The Way Out	1955		Terry Moffat Carradine
Celebrity Playhouse	1955	TV Series
Damon Runyon Theater	1955	TV Series
The Road to Denver	1955		Elizabeth Sutton
Shadow of Fear	1955		April Haddon
Battle Cry	1955		Kathy - later Mrs. Danny Forrester
Angel Face	1953		Mary Wilton
Thunderbirds	1952		Lt. Ellen Henderson
Jumping Jacks	1952		Betsy Carter
Chevron Theatre	1952	TV Series	Woman
Flesh and Fury	1952		Ann Hollis
The Greatest Show on Earth	1952		Spectator (uncredited)
The Lady from Texas	1951		Bonnie Lee
Darling, How Could You!	1951		Amy
Dear Brat	1951		Miriam Wilkins
Branded	1950		Ruth Lavery
Copper Canyon	1950		Caroline Desmond
I Was a Shoplifter	1950		Faye Burton
Dear Wife	1949		Miriam Wilkins
The Heiress	1949		Marian Almond
Streets of Laredo	1949		Rannie Carter
Isn't It Romantic?	1948		Susie Cameron
Variety Girl	1947		Mona Freeman
Mother Wore Tights	1947		Iris
Dear Ruth	1947		Miriam Wilkins
That Brennan Girl	1946		Ziggy Brennan
Black Beauty	1946		Anne Wendon
Our Hearts Were Growing Up	1946		Girl (uncredited)
Danger Signal	1945		Anne Fenchurch
Junior Miss	1945		Lois Graves
Roughly Speaking	1945		Barbara, ages 15-20
Together Again	1944		Diana Crandall
Here Come the Waves	1944		Fainting Girl (uncredited)
National Velvet	1944		Schoolgirl (uncredited)
Till We Meet Again	1944		Elise

Soundtrack

Title	Year	Status
Jumping Jacks	1952	performer: "I CAN'T RESIST A BOY IN A UNIFORM"
Isn't It Romantic?	1948	performer: "Miss Julie July", "Indiana Dinner", "At the Nickolodeon"
Mother Wore Tights	1947	performer: "You Do", "Silent Night, Holy Night" uncredited, "Swinging Down the Lane" uncredited

Self

Title	Year	Status	Character
Alan Ladd: The True Quiet Man	1999	TV Movie documentary	Himself
Here's Hollywood	1961	TV Series	Herself
About Faces	1960	TV Series	Herself
The Juke Box Jury	1956	TV Series	Herself
The Rosemary Clooney Show	1956	TV Series	Herself
Studio 57	1956	TV Series	Herself
Lux Video Theatre	1955	TV Series	Herself - Guest
Screen Snapshots: Hollywood on the Ball	1952	Short	Herself