Gilford's booming career came to an abrupt halt in the early 1950s, when he and his actress wife Madeline Lee were blacklisted for allegedly harboring "leftist" views. Madeline Lee Gilford (May 30, 1923 â€" April 15, 2008) was an American film and stage actress and social activist, who later enjoyed a later career as a theatrical producer. Gilford's booming career came to an abrupt halt in the early 1950s, when he and his actress wife Madeline Lee were blacklisted for allegedly harboring "leftist" views. While Lee
Gilford's booming career came to an abrupt halt in the early 1950s, when he and his actress wife Madeline Lee were blacklisted for allegedly harboring "leftist" views. He met actress and later producer Madeline Lee Gilford at political meetings in 1947. They were married and were partners for 40 years later creating a Jack Gilford Special 1981 Wife: Madeline Lee (actress, m. 16-Apr-1949, until his death, two children) NNDB MAPPER: Create a map starting with: Jack Gilford
He and Madeline Lee raised three children: Lisa Gilford (from Madeline's previous marrige), now a producer; Joseph Edward Gilford, a screenwriter, playright and director; and Sam American actress Madeleine Lee Gilford (also occasionally credited as simply Madeleine Lee) began performing on Why was madeline gilford blacklisted? The the wrath of gilford the He and Madeline Lee raised three children: Lisa Gilford (from Madeline's previous marrige), now a producer; Joseph Edward Gilford, a screenwriter, playright and director; and Sam
American actress Madeleine Lee Gilford (also occasionally credited as simply Madeleine Lee) began performing on Why was madeline gilford blacklisted? The the wrath of gilford the He and Madeline Lee raised three children: Lisa Gilford (from Madeline's previous marrige), now a producer; Joseph Edward Gilford, a screenwriter, playright and director; and Sam Associate Produced by Madeline Lee Gilford
His wife, Madeline Lee Gilford, died on April 14, 2008. [1] Broadway stage appearances. Meet the People (1940â€"1941, musical revue) They Should Have Stood in Bed (1942, play) He met actress and later producer Madeline Lee Gilford at political meetings in 1947. They were married and were partners for 40 years later creating a Jack Gilford Special 1981 Gilford's booming career came to an abrupt halt in the early 1950s, when he and his actress wife Madeline Lee were blacklisted for allegedly harboring "leftist" views. While Lee
