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Birthplace:
Honolulu, Hawaii
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Bette Midler built a successful stage, screen and recording career on the basis of her self-styled “Divine Miss M” character — a sassy, hip-wagging classic “broad” archetype. She was quick with the comebacks, took no guff and had the tendency to burst into tunes from the Great American Songbook. Her initial stage fame and string of nostalgia-tinged hit albums in the 1970s eventually led to big screen success, with dramas like the pseudo Janis Joplin biopic “The Rose” (1980) and three-hankie chick flick “Beaches” (1990). She also lent appropriately outrageous variations of Miss M to comedies
Leah “The Countess” Miller
2008
Brenda Morelli Cushman
1996
As teenager was member of folksinging trio that toured Hawaiian army bases
Worked in a pineapple cannery in Hawaii after leaving college
1965
Moved to Hollywood for final shooting on "Hawaii"
1966
Film debut in a bit part as a missionary's wife in "Hawaii"
1966
Moved to New York City; worked as a go-go dancer in a Union City, New Jersey club
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