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Iris Hoey made her mark in the world of entertainment when she acted in the comedy adaptation "Pygmalion" (1938) with Leslie Howard. In 1932, she had a breakout role in "Her Reputation." In 1950, she played her final film role in "The Girl Who Couldn't Quit." Hoey was married to Max Leeds.