Una O'Connor

Una O'Connor was an **Irish actress** known for her prominent work in stage and film industry. Born as Agnes Teresa McGlade on October 23, 1880, she adopted Una O'Connor as her stage name, which later became renowned in the theatre and film world. Having a robust film and stage career spanning over six decades, Una was known for her expressive acting style and unique character portrayals. Starting her career in Dublin's Abbey Theatre, _O'Connor_ transitioned to the Broadway stage before ultimately finding success in Hollywood. She made appearances in more than 40 Hollywood films, primarily in the 1930s and 1940s, leaving a significant impact on film history. **_Bride of Frankenstein_** and **_The Invisible Man_** are two classical films she is most associated with. O'Connor's cinematic influence extended to television as well, contributing to early TV productions. She passed away on February 4, 1959, leaving a rich legacy in the field of acting.