Mae West (August 17, 1893 November 22, 1980) was an American actress, playwright, screenwriter, and sex symbol.
Famous for her bawdy double entendres, West made a name for herself in vaudeville, burlesque and on the legitimate stage in New York before moving to Hollywood to conquer and make her unforgettable place among the great performers of the motion picture industry.
One of the most controversial stars of her day, West encountered many obstacles, including early censorship, but her indomitable spirit, coupled with an indefinable drive, made her persevere.
When her movie career ended, she continued to perform on stage, in Las Vegas, England, on radio and television, even recording a few Rock and Roll albums.
In her old age, she returned to the silver screen and starred in two final movies in the 1970s. Wikipedia
1927 "Sex" (credited to Jane Mast)
1927 "The Drag" (credited to Jane Mast)
1927 "The Wicked Age"
1928 "Diamond Lil"
1928 "Pleasure Man"
1931 "The Constant Sinner"
1939 "Clean Beds"
1944 "Catherine Was Great"
1946 "Come On Up" (Originally titled "Ring Twice Tonight")
1961 "Sextette"
1932 "Night After Night"
1933 "She Done Him Wrong" with Cary Grant
1933 "I'm No Angel" with Cary Grant
1934 "Belle Of The Nineties"
1935 "Goin' To Town"
1936 "Klondike Annie"
1936 "Go West, Young Man"
1938 "Every Day's A Holiday"
1940 "My Little Chickadee" with W.C. Fields & Joseph Calleia
1943 "The Heat's On"
1970 "Myra Breckinridge" with Raquel Welch
1978 "Sextette"
