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Birthplace:
Quincy, Massachusetts
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Radiant, honey-haired beauty who combined sensuality with gentility in performances of surprising depth. Once billed as "America's answer to Brigitte Bardot," Remick made her screen debut as the nubile majorette who seduces country TV star Andy Griffith in Elia Kazan's powerful drama, "A Face in the Crowd" (1957). She played manipulators in "The Long Hot Summer" (1957) and "Anatomy of a Murder" (1959), and pathetic or victimized women in "Sanctuary" (1961) and "Days of Wine and Roses" (1962). Remick also demonstrated a flair for comedy in "A Severed Head" and "Loot" (both 1970). Remick began
Eugenia--Baroness Munster
Moved to NYC at age seven
1951
Began career as a chorus dancer in summer stock productions at the Music Circus Tent
1953
TV debut in "Double Ivory" on "Kraft Television Theater"
1953
Broadway debut in "Be Your Age" at age 16
1956
Film acting debut in "A Face in the Crowd"
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