Louise Brooks
Louise Brooks was an iconic American actress and dancer who gained fame during the silent film era. Known for her distinctive bobbed haircut and captivating screen presence, she starred in classic films such as 'Pandora's Box' (1929) and 'Beggars of Life' (1928). Brooks became an enduring symbol of 1920s glamour and is remembered for her influence on both cinema and fashion.
Born on Nov 14, 1906 (118 years old)
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Louise Brooks starred in Pabst's film Loulou, which is mentioned in the context of his work.
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