Lillian Peacock
Lillian Peacock (born Lillian Melvina Webb; October 23, 1889 – August 18, 1918) was an American actress known primarily for her work in silent film. The eldest daughter of the Webb movie family, Lillian's time in Hollywood was cut short after sustaining a serious injury while filming comedy shorts for Universal in 1916; though she was back to work only a few months after, Peacock later became incapacitated and died due to complications from her injuries August 18th, 1918, at only 28 years old.
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- 1889-10-23 · Scottdale, Pennsylvania, USA
- Died
- 1918-08-18
Known for
- She Wrote a Play and Played It (1916) — The Heroine
- A Shadowed Shadow (1916)
- Lady Baffles and Detective Duck in When the Wets Went Dry (1915) — The Villainous Maid
- A Millionaire for a Minute (1915) — The Duchess, a Social Bandit
- The Little Pirate (1917) — Maid
- Lady Baffles and Detective Duck in the Great Egg Robbery (1915) — Mrs. Gotta Millun
- Uneasy Money (1917) — Lil - the Stranger
- Why They Left Home (1917) — Lilly
- His Fatal Beauty (1917) — Lillian, the Banker's Daughter
- A Dip in the Water — Lillian
- A Janitor’s Vendetta — Lily