What is Lucille La Verne?
[[File:Lucille La Verne - Sep 1921 EH.jpg|thumb|Lucille La Verne in [[September]] [[1921]]]] '''Lucille La Verne''' (November 7, 1872 – March 4, 1945) was an [[United States|American]] actress who was famous for her appearances in early [[Sound film|sound films]] (the first films that were not [[Silent movie|silent]]). In modern times, she is most known for voicing the [[Evil Queen]] in [[Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937 movie)|''Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs'']], which happened to be her final film role. == Life == Lucille La Verne was born near [[Nashville, Tennessee]] in 1872. From the age of 14, La Verne began acting on [[Theatre|stage]]. She made her film debut in 1915 in the movie ''Over Night.'' Her best known part is that of the voice of the [[Evil Queen]], from [[The Walt Disney Company|Disney's]] 1937 animated film ''[[Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937 movie)|Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs]]'', which makes her the first person to voice a villain in a [[Feature movie|feature]]-length animated film. La Verne died in 1945, in [[California]] after suffering from [[cancer]]. == Filmography == {{Div col}} *1915: ''Over Night'' as Minor Role *1916: ''[[Sweet Kitty Bellairs (1916 film)|Sweet Kitty Bellairs]]'' as Lady Maria (as Lucille Lavarney) *1916: ''[[The Thousand-Dollar Husband]]'' as Mme. Batavia (as Lucille La Varney) *1917: ''[[Polly of the Circus (1917 film)|Polly of the Circus]]'' as Mandy *1918: ''The Life Mask'' as Sarah Harden *1918: ''Tempered Steel'' as Old Mammy *1919: ''The Praise Agent'' as Mrs. Eubanks *1921: ''[[Orphans of the Storm]]'' as Mother Frochard *1923: ''[[The White Rose (1923 film)|The White Rose]]'' as 'Auntie' Easter (as Lucille Laverne) *1923: ''[[Zaza (1923 film)|Zaza]]'' as Aunt Rosa *1923: ''Among the Missing'' as The Mother *1924: ''[[America (1924 film)|America]]'' as Refugee Mother (as Lucile La Verne) *1924: ''[[His Darker Self]]'' as Aunt Lucy *1925: ''[[Sun-Up]]'' as Mother *1928: ''[[The Last Moment]]'' as Innkeeper *1930: ''[[Abraham Lincoln (1930 fil