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Myrna Loy Filmography

ActressBORN 1905RADERSBURG138 FILMS IN DB

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Known for Acting · Myrna Loy: So Nice to Come Home To, The Spencer Tracy Legacy: A Tribute by Katharine Hepburn, The Best Years of Our Lives

138
FILMS IN DB
$2,033
TOTAL VALUE
67
PRICED
$30
AVG VALUE
DVD
BEST FORMAT
💎
RAREST RELEASE
That Dangerous Age
~$292 · 4K · 1949
📈
MOST VALUABLE
1939: Hollywood's Greatest Year
$0 · Est. market value

BIOGRAPHY

Myrna Loy remains a beloved icon for collectors, her career a testament to Hollywood's Golden Age. Though initially typecast in "exotic" roles, her breakthrough as Nora Charles in 1934's *The Thin Man* cemented her status as a sophisticated, witty leading lady. This iconic performance, opposite William Powell, blossomed into a legendary screen partnership, spawning six *Thin Man* films, all essential viewing (and collecting!) for fans of classic screwball comedies and detective mysteries. Loy’s filmography extends beyond the *Thin Man* series, with other gems like *Libeled Lady* (1936) showcasing her comedic timing. Her later dramatic turn in the acclaimed *The Best Years of Our Lives* (1946) demonstrates her versatility, a poignant post-war classic that also holds significant historical value for collectors. While never receiving a competitive Oscar, her Honorary Academy Award in 1991 underscored her lasting legacy. Any true physical media collection feels incomplete without several of Myrna Loy's indelible performances gracing the shelves.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What era and genres is Myrna Loy best known for in her film career?

Myrna Loy's film career spans from the silent era in the 1920s through the 2000s, with her most active decade being the 1930s. She worked across a variety of genres including drama, romance, comedy, crime, adventure, and documentary.

Which films are among Myrna Loy's most notable or top-billed roles?

Some of Myrna Loy's notable films include 'Libeled Lady' (1936) where she played Constance Allenbury, 'Love Me Tonight' (1932) as Countess Valentine, 'Penthouse' (1933) as Gertie Waxted, and 'Midnight Lace' (1960) as Aunt Bea.

Did Myrna Loy appear in any early sound or silent films?

Yes, Myrna Loy appeared in early films such as 'The Jazz Singer' (1927), one of the first talkies, where she played a chorus girl uncredited, and silent-era works like the '1925 Studio Tour' (1925) where she appeared as herself in uncredited footage.

What physical media formats are Myrna Loy's films available on?

Myrna Loy's films have been released on a wide range of physical media formats including Blu-ray, DVD, LaserDisc, VHS, and others.

Did Myrna Loy ever appear as herself in documentaries or archival footage?

Yes, she appeared as herself through archival footage in documentaries such as 'Why Be Good?: Sexuality & Censorship in Early Cinema' (2007).