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Peggy Prevost(1904-1965)

Actress

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Peggy Prevost was born on 22 April 1904 in Denver, Colorado, USA. She was an actress, known for Lend Me Your Name (1918), The Desires of Youth (1923) and The $5 Baby (1922). She died on 6 March 1965 in San Diego, California, USA.

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Known for

Harold Lockwood in Lend Me Your Name (1918)

Lend Me Your Name

Movie

Phyllis

1918

The Desires of Youth (1923)

The Desires of Youth

7.3

Movie

Edith Forge(as Marjorie Prevost)

1923

The $5 Baby (1922)

Movie

Esther Block(as Marjorie Maurice)

1922

Charles Ray in The Deuce of Spades (1922)

The Deuce of Spades

Movie

Sally(as Marjorie Maurice)

1922

Credits

Actress

Under the Rouge
- Maybelle
- 1925
The Desires of Youth
7.3
- Edith Forge (as Marjorie Prevost)
- 1923
The $5 Baby
- Esther Block (as Marjorie Maurice)
- 1922
The Deuce of Spades
- Sally (as Marjorie Maurice)
- 1922
The Little Fool
- Ernestine Wainright (as Marjorie Prevost)
- 1921
The Old Swimmin' Hole
5.7
- Esther (as Marjorie Prevost)
- 1921
Uncle Tom's Caboose
Short
- The vamp
- 1920
Should Tailors Trifle?
Short
- 1920
Hearts in Hock
Short
- 1919
Oh! Ethel!
Short
- 1919
Painless Love
7.8
Short
- Swimming pool manager
- 1918
Hello Trouble
5.2
Short
- His devoted wife
- 1918
Lend Me Your Name
- Phyllis
- 1918
Hero for a Minute
Short
- The Maid
- 1917
Even as Him and Her
Short
- Mrs. Spifflegoofer
- 1917

Personal details

Alternative names
- Marjorie Maurice
Born
- April 22, 1904
- Denver, Colorado, USA
Died
- March 6, 1965
- San Diego, California, USA
Relatives
- Marie Prevost(Sibling)

Did you know

Trivia
She is the sister of Marie Prevost.

Quotes
We all knock around a bit before we find what we want, and that's what I was doing when I was in front of the camera. But why anyone should want to be in the movies when they could have such fascinating work as I now have is beyond me. Let 'em have their big salaries and fame and let me go right on learning to be the best decorator in the world. No more movies for me! [1930]

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