Turner, Lana

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From: International Dictionary of Films and Filmmakers
Date: 20010101
Author:Lippe, Richard

TURNER, Lana

Nationality: American. Born: Julia Jean Mildred Frances Turner in Wallace, Idaho, 8 February 1920. Education: Attended Hollywood High School. Family: Married 1) the musician Artie Shaw, 1940 (divorced 1940); 2) Joseph Stephen Crane, 1942 (divorced 1944), daughter: Cheryl Christine; 3) Henry J. Topping, 1948 (divorced 1952); 4) the actor Lex Barker, 1953 (divorced 1957); 5) Fred May, 1960 (divorced 1962); 6) Robert Eaton, 1965 (divorced 1969); 7) Ronald Dante, 1969 (divorced 1972). Career: 1937 — film debut in A Star Is Born ; contract with the director ...

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