The actress Imelda Crawford was born in the city of Haifa, in Israel, on November 22, 1920. The actress was known as Anne Crawford.
When she was 18 years old, Anne landed her first role in the movie Prison Without Bars, which made her very famous.
In 1939, the actress married James Harley, with whom she lived all her life.
In the 40s, the actress starred in a large number of films, among which we can highlight “They Were Sisters” with James Mason, “The Daughter of Darkness”, “The Blind Goddess” or “Caravan”, along with Stewart Granger.
During the decade of the 50s, the actress continued to intervene in films such as “Trio”, “Thunder on the Hill”, along with Claudette Colbert, “Corner Street”, The Knights of the Round Table, along with Robert Taylor, Ava Gardner and Mel Ferrer and “Locos por el hombre”, among others.
In the middle of the decade Anne was diagnosed with leukemia, forcing her to stop acting.
On October 17, 1956, Anna died in the city of London, England, as a result of her illness, when she was only 35 years old.