Personal Info

Known For

Acting

Known Credits

Gender

Female

Birthday

1899-07-22

Deathday

1987-12-22 (88 years old)

Place of Birth

Vincennes, Indiana, USA

Also Known As

Alice Taafe
Alice Taaffee
Alice Taffe
Alice Frances Taaffe

Alice Terry

Biography

Alice Terry (born Alice Frances Taaffe) was an American screen actress, a star throughout most of the 1920s. She was the wife of acclaimed film director Rex Ingram.

Known For

6.6%

The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse

Mar 6, 1921

6.3%

The Magician

Oct 24, 1926

6.2%

The Prisoner of Zenda

Sep 11, 1922

7.2%

Scaramouche

Sep 15, 1923

5.2%

Civilization

Jun 2, 1916

6.1%

Mare Nostrum

Feb 15, 1926

5.8%

The Conquering Power

Jul 8, 1921

6.6%

Old Wives for New

May 18, 1918

7.0%

Confessions of a Queen

Mar 30, 1925

5.6%

The Three Passions

Dec 2, 1928

5.5%

The Valley of the Giants

Aug 31, 1919

5.0%

The Arab

Jul 13, 1924

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Acting

1932

Baroud

1928

The Three Passions as Lady Victoria Burlington

1927		The Garden of Allah as Domini Enfilden
1927		Lovers as Felicia

1926		The Magician as Margaret Dauncey
1926		Mare Nostrum as Freya Talberg

1925		Any Woman as Ellen Linden
1925		Confessions of a Queen as Frederika / The Queen
1925		Sackcloth and Scarlet as Joan Freeman
1925		The Great Divide as Ruth Jordan

1924

The Arab as Mary Hilbert

1923		Scaramouche as Aline de Kercadiou
1923		Where the Pavement Ends as Matilda Spener

1922		The Prisoner of Zenda as Princess Flavia
1922		Turn to the Right as Elsie Tillinger

1921		The Conquering Power as Eugenie Grandet
1921		The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse as Marguerite Laurier

1919		The Day She Paid
1919		The Valley of the Giants as Mrs. Cardigan
1919		The Love Burglar as Elsie Strong

1918

Old Wives for New as Saleslady

1917		Alimony as Extra (uncredited)
1917		Wild Winship's Widow as Marjory Howe

1916

Civilization as Extra (uncredited)

Directing

1932		Baroud as Director
1932		Baroud as Director

1923

Where the Pavement Ends as Co-Director