Deceased

How Did Ann Miller Die?

Life & Death

Died aged 80

Also known asJohnnie Lucille Collier, Lucille Collier, Lucy Ann CollierGenderFemaleNationalityUnited StatesBorn12/04/1923Born inHouston, Texas, USADied22/01/2004Died inLos AngelesCauselung cancerWikidataQ241701 ↗Buried atHoly Cross CemeteryTMDb#15008 ↗

Ann Miller was an American actress and dancer. She was widely known for her work in the classical Hollywood cinema musicals of the 1940s and 1950s, including her roles in Room Service with the Marx Brothers and Frank Capra's You Can't Take It with You, both released in 1938. She later starred in the musical classics Easter Parade (1948), On the Town (1949), and Kiss Me Kate (1953). Her final film role was in Mulholland Drive (2001).

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Filmography62 titles

Importing filmography…

Year	Title	Character	Age at release
2021	Broadway: Beyond the Golden AgeMovie	Self	98
2004	Judy Garland: By MyselfMovie	Self - Actor (voice)	81
2003	RitaMovie	Self	80
2003	Broadway: The Golden Age, by the Legends Who Were ThereMovie	Self	80
2003	Broadway's Lost TreasuresMovie	Ann (segment "Sugar Babies")	80
2003	Cole Porter in Hollywood: Begin the BeguineMovie	—	80
2003	Cole Porter in Hollywood: Too Darn HotMovie	Self	80
2002	Gene Kelly: Anatomy of a DancerMovie	Self (archive footage)	79
2002	Marlene Dietrich: Her Own SongMovie	Self (archive footage) (uncredited)	79
2001	Mulholland DriveMovie	Coco	78
2000	Hollywood Musicals of the 40'sMovie	Self (archive footage)	77
2000	Frank Sinatra MemorialMovie	Self	77
1996	E! True Hollywood StorySeries	—	73
1996	Private ScreeningsSeries	Self	73
1995	Inside the Dream FactoryMovie	Self	72
1994	That's Entertainment! IIIMovie	Self - Co-Host / Narrator	71
1991	Home ImprovementSeries	Mrs. Keeney	68
1987	Happy 100th Birthday, HollywoodMovie	Self	64
1985	That's Dancing!Movie	—	62
1982	Night of 100 StarsMovie	Self	59
1977	The Love BoatSeries	Connie Carruthers	54
1976	That's Entertainment, Part IIMovie	(archive footage)	53
1976	Won Ton Ton: The Dog Who Saved HollywoodMovie	Presidents' Girl 2	53
1974	That's Entertainment!Movie	(archive footage)	51
1969	Love, American StyleSeries	—	46
1968	The Dick Cavett ShowSeries	Self - Guest	45
1967	Mondo HollywoodMovie	—	44
1964	The Hollywood PalaceSeries	Self	41
1962	The Merv Griffin ShowSeries	Self	39
1961	The Mike Douglas ShowSeries	Self	38
1956	The Opposite SexMovie	Gloria Dahl	33
1956	The Dinah Shore Chevy ShowSeries	Self	33
1956	The Great American PastimeMovie	Doris Patterson	33
1955	MGM ParadeSeries	Self	32
1955	Hit the DeckMovie	Ginger	32
1954	Deep in My HeartMovie	Performer in Artists and Models	31
1953	Kiss Me KateMovie	Lois Lane, "Bianca"	30
1953	Small Town GirlMovie	Lisa Bellmount	30
1952	Lovely to Look AtMovie	Bubbles Cassidy	29
1951	Texas CarnivalMovie	Sunshine Jackson	28
1951	Two Tickets to BroadwayMovie	Joyce Campbell	28
1950	What's My Line?Series	Self - Mystery Guest	27
1950	Watch the BirdieMovie	Miss Lucky Vista	27
1949	On the TownMovie	Claire Huddesen	26
1948	Easter ParadeMovie	Nadine Hale	25
1948	The Ed Sullivan ShowSeries	Self	25
1948	The Kissing BanditMovie	Fiesta Specialty Dancer	25
1944	Sailor's HolidayMovie	—	21
1943	What's Buzzin', Cousin?Movie	Ann Crawford	20
1943	Reveille with BeverlyMovie	Beverly Ross	20
1942	True to the ArmyMovie	Vicki Marlow	19
1941	Go West, Young LadyMovie	Lola	18
1941	Screen Snapshots Series 21 No. 1Movie	Self	18
1940	Too Many GirlsMovie	Pepe	17
1940	Melody RanchMovie	Julie Shelton	17
1938	You Can't Take It with YouMovie	Essie Carmichael	15
1938	Room ServiceMovie	Hilda Manny	15
1938	Having Wonderful TimeMovie	Vivian (uncredited)	15
1938	Radio City RevelsMovie	Billie	15
1937	New Faces of 1937Movie	Ann Miller	14
1937	Stage DoorMovie	Annie	14
1936	The Devil on HorsebackMovie	Dancer (uncredited)	13