A former New York model, Trudy Marshall came to Hollywood in 1942 when signed to a 20th Century-Fox contract. Few of her roles at Fox were of much consequence; among the actress' more pleasant memories from this period was her ingenue stint in the Laurel and Hardy comedy The Dancing Masters (1943). After her Fox years, Marshall was best represented as shadowy "other women," notably in the 1947 Red Skelton vehicle The Fuller Brush Man. Trudy Marshall is the mother of actress Deborah Raffin.
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