Dorothy Malone Written on the Wind 1957

Dorothy Malone as Marylee Hadley in Written on the Wind
Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role 1957

Dorothy Malone Written on the Wind 1957 Dorothy Malone Written on the Wind 1957

SEX WORKER ROLE

Lilly Dollar in Warlock 1959

Madame Hilary LaSalle in Police Woman 1976

Maggie in Little Ladies Of The Night 1977

The first character is a prostitute; the second character is a madam; the third character is an ex-hooker.

Dorothy Malone in Warlock 1959, Police Woman 1976 and Little Ladies Of The Night 1977
Dorothy Malone in Warlock 1959, Police Woman 1976 and Little Ladies Of The Night 1977

If there ever were a name that fits a character’s profession, it would be Lilly Dollar from the movie “Warlock.” Though not said in so many words, the implication is that Lilly was a prostitute. She could still be turning tricks, as that possibility is left open. Nevertheless, Lilly arrives in Warlock with one goal in mind – Revenge.


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Years after appearing on the TV series “Peyton Place,” Dorothy began popping up on TV and doing various movies of the week and guest roles. One of which was “Police Woman,” where Dorothy played a successful Madam by the name of Hilary LaSalle. In her possession is The Trick Book, where she keeps a detailed list of all her clients. Naturally, many of her clients want to shut her up. Her character ends up murdered, and a real whodunit starts.


Watch clip from the TV series “Police Woman”

In “Little Ladies of the Night,” Dorothy has a cameo where she has nothing to do. But it is an acting role nonetheless. Dorothy plays Maggie, an ex-hooker turned small business owner who runs a coffee shop on Hollywood Boulevard.


Watch clip of the film “Little Ladies of the Night”

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