Lillian Peacock (born Lillian Melvina Webb; 23 October, 1889 – 18 August, 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.
She Wrote a Play and Played It
(The Heroine)
A Millionaire for a Minute
(The Duchess, a Social Bandit)
The Little Pirate
(Maid)
Lady Baffles and Detective Duck in the Great Egg Robbery
(Mrs. Gotta Millun)
A Shadowed Shadow
Lady Baffles and Detective Duck in When the Wets Went Dry
(The Villainous Maid)
Uneasy Money
(Lil - the Stranger)
His Fatal Beauty
(Lillian, the Banker's Daughter)
Why They Left Home
(Lilly)