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AKA:
Blythe Katharine Danner
Birthplace:
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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A genteel blonde with a throaty voice who made her mark on the stage before concentrating on raising a family, Blythe Danner has often been called one of America's most underrated and underused actresses. After an upbringing on Philadelphia's Main Line, Danner spent part of 1961 as a foreign exchange student in Germany and was present when the Berlin Wall was erected. When she returned to the USA, she attended Bard College and spent a summer singing with a jazz group in Vermont. Following her graduation, Danner landed a job with the Theatre Company of Boston, where she made her professional
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Voice of Isabella Stewart Gardner
Raised in a community on Philadelphia's Main Line
1961
Traveled to Berlin as a foreign exchange music student; was present when the Berlin Wall was erected
Sang soprano with a jazz group at Baggy Pants in Stowe, Vermont
1965
Professional stage debut as Laura in "The Glass Menagerie"
1965
Spent one season as a member of the Theatre Company of Boston
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