Not only was Ida Lupino one of the only women to direct movies in studio-era Hollywood, she was a captivating actor who brought a defiant spirit and intelligence to all of her work on-screen in films like HIGH SIERRA, THE MAN I LOVE, OUT OF THE FOG, THE BIG KNIFE, WHILE THE CITY SLEEPS, and much more! Now on the Criterion Channel, you can immerse yourself in her finest performances with our 13-film Starring Ida Lupino collection! ❤️ 🎞️ https://www.criterionchannel.com/starring-ida-lupino | The

Dans les années 1950, la plupart des femmes ne (se) faisaient pas de films, la réalisation était une affaire d'hommes… Mais Ida Lupino a décidé de passer à l'action 🎥 so.arte/Lupino | ARTE

Actress Lee Grant speaks on the unique career of Ida Lupino, and how her time as an actress at Warner Bros. influenced her directing style. Listen to Lee's comments ahead of Lupino's performance in OUT OF THE FOG ('41) tomorrow afternoon at 12:30pm ET. | Turner Classic Movies: TCM

Ida Lupino, born on February 4, 1918, in London, England, emerged as a pioneering figure in Hollywood, breaking barriers as both an actress and a director. Hailing from a theatrical family, she was introduced to the performing arts at an early age. Her father, Stanley Lupino, was a renowned music hall comedian, and her mother, Connie Emerald, was an actress. This lineage instilled in Ida a profound passion for the stage and screen. Lupino’s acting career began in British cinema, but she soon tra