Eve Brent

Eve Brent Movies and TV Shows

Born in Houston, Texas, and raised in Fort Worth, Eve Brent began her career in radio and early television and later moved on to the college and little theater stage. Arriving in Hollywood with a husband and infant son in the 1950s, she landed some film (Gun Girls (1957), Journey to Freedom (1957), The Bride and the Beast (1958)) and episodic TV roles. Maverick director Samuel Fuller changed her name to Eve Brent when she appeared in his western Forty Guns (1957), the first of dozens of screen roles for her under that name. She then played Jane opposite Gordon Scott's Tarzan in Tarzan's Fight for Life (1958) and in episodes of a Tarzan TV series. In addition to her big-screen and episodic TV assignments, Brent has appeared in hundreds of commercials. IMDb Mini Biography By: Tom Weaver

Personal info

  • Gender: Female
  • Date of birth: 9/11/1929 (94 years old)
  • Place of birth: Houston, Texas, U.S.A.
Year
Genre
IMDB
TMDB
Available on the following streaming services in the United States
Hit List
IMDB 4.8
TMDB 63%
role:
Mrs. Sheehan
2011

Comedy

Romance

4.8
63%
Ticket Out
IMDB 4.7
TMDB 55%
role:
Emma
2011

Thriller

4.7
55%
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
IMDB 7.8
TMDB 76%
role:
Old Woman (uncredited)
2008

Drama

Romance

Sci-Fi & Fantasy

7.8
76%
Palo Alto, CA
IMDB 6.3
TMDB 53%
role:
Grandma
Not available
2007

Comedy

Drama

6.3
53%
Not available
Garfield
IMDB 5.0
TMDB 56%
role:
Mrs. Baker
2004

Animation

Comedy

Family

5.0
56%
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The Green Mile
IMDB 8.6
TMDB 85%
role:
Elaine Connelly
1999

Crime

Drama

Sci-Fi & Fantasy

8.6
85%
1977

Western

6.1
59%
Forty Guns
IMDB 7.0
TMDB 65%
role:
Louvenia Spanger
1957

Action

Western

7.0
65%

FAQs

Some movies or TV shows available in the United States starring or involving Eve Brent are, for example, Hit List, Ticket Out and The Curious Case of Benjamin Button.
The streaming services with the largest selection are Prime Video, Vudu and Amazon.
The best Anystream ratings are The Green Mile (8.5), The Curious Case of Benjamin Button (7.7) and Forty Guns (6.8).
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