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Lucille La Verne

Actor

Lucille La Verne

Born 6 November 1872 · Nashville, Tennessee, USA — died 4 March 1945

Lucille La Verne (1872–1945) was an American actress with a long stage career who also worked in silent and early sound films, often in sharp-tongued, villainous roles. She is best remembered as the voice of the Evil Queen in Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, her final film.

Key films

  • Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1938)

    Voiced the Evil Queen, often cited as Disney's first great villain; it was her last film.

  • Babes in the Woods (1932)

    Voiced the Old Witch in this Disney Silly Symphony short, an early step toward her Snow White role.

  • Orphans of the Storm (1921)

    Silent-era appearance in D. W. Griffith's epic set during the French Revolution.

  • A Tale of Two Cities (1935)

    Appeared in MGM's well-known sound adaptation of Dickens's French Revolution novel.

Key awards

No major awards are documented here.

On Cinespective

Full filmography · 39
  • 1916The Thousand-Dollar Husband · as Mme. BataviaActor
  • 1917Polly of the Circus · as MandyActor
  • 1918The Life Mask · as Sarah HardenActor
  • 1918Tempered Steel · as Old MammyActor
  • 1919The Praise Agent · as Mrs. EubanksActor
  • 1921Orphans of the Storm · as Mother FrochardActor
  • 1923Zaza · as Aunt RosaActor
  • 1923The White Rose · as Auntie EasterActor
  • 1924His Darker Self · as Aunt LucyActor
  • 1925Sun-Up · as MotherActor
  • 1928The Last Moment · as InnkeeperActor
  • 1930Abraham Lincoln · as Mid-WifeActor
  • 1930Sinners' Holiday · as Mrs. DelanoActor
  • 1930Du Barry, Woman of Passion · as Bit role (voice)Actor
  • 1931Little Caesar · as Ma Magdalena (uncredited)Actor
  • 1931An American Tragedy · as Mrs. Asa GriffithsActor
  • 1931The Unholy Garden · as Lucie VillarsActor
  • 193124 Hours · as Mrs. DacklehorstActor
  • 1931The Great Meadow · as Elvira JarvisActor
  • 1932Babes in the Woods · as Witch (voice) (uncredited)Actor
  • 1932Union Depot · as Lady with Pipe (uncredited)Actor
  • 1932While Paris Sleeps · as Mme. Golden BonnetActor
  • 1932A Strange Adventure · as Miss SheenActor
  • 1932Hearts of Humanity · as Mrs. SneiderActor
  • 1932Alias the Doctor · as Martha Brenner, Karl's foster mother (as Lucille LaVerne)Actor
  • 1932Wild Horse Mesa · as Ma 'The General' MelberneActor
  • 1932Breach of Promise · as Mrs. FlynnActor
  • 1933Father Noah's Ark · as Noah's wife (voice)Actor
  • 1933Pilgrimage · as Mrs. Kelly HatfieldActor
  • 1933The Last Trail · as Mrs. WilsonActor
  • 1934Kentucky Kernels · as Aunt Hannah MilfordActor
  • 1934The Mighty Barnum · as Joice HethActor
  • 1934School for Girls · as Miss KeebleActor
  • 1934Beloved · as Mrs. BriggsActor
  • 1935A Tale of Two Cities · as The VengeanceActor
  • 1936The Blow Out · as The Bomber (voice) (uncredited)Actor
  • 1938Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs · as Queen / Witch (voice) (uncredited)Actor
  • 1977Disney's Greatest Villains · as Queen / Witch (voice) (archive footage)Actor
  • 1982Disney's Halloween Treat · as Queen / Witch (voice) (archive footage)Actor

Filmography data from TMDB. The profile text is a draft written for Cinespective.