Anne Cornwall, an accomplished American actress, embarked on a remarkable forty-year career in the entertainment industry, commencing in 1918 with numerous silent film productions and later transitioning to talkies until her eventual retirement in 1959. Born on January 17, 1897, and passing away on March 2, 1980, Cornwall's life was marked by her dedication to her craft and her personal relationships.
She was twice married, first to writer and director Charles Maigne, and subsequently to Los Angeles Engineer Ellis Wing Taylor. Her union with Taylor resulted in the birth of her only child, Peter. In 1925, Cornwall was one of the esteemed WAMPAS Baby Stars, a prestigious honor bestowed upon her for her outstanding talent and contributions to the film industry.
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