Yvonne Craig(1937-2015)

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Yvonne Craig nació el 16 de mayo de 1937 en Illinois, EE.UU.. Fue una actriz y productora, conocida por Batgirl (1967), Star Trek: La serie original (1966) y Un espía de más (1966). Estuvo casada con Kenneth Aldrich y Jimmy Boyd. Murió el 17 de agosto de 2015 en Pacific Palisades, California, Estados Unidos.

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Corto de TV

8,4

Serie de TV

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6,1

Olivia
5,8
Serie de TV
- Grandma
- 2009–2011
Diggin' Up Business
4,7
- Lucille
- 1990
La isla de la fantasía
6,6
Serie de TV
- Cindy
- 1983
Starsky y Hutch
7,0
Serie de TV
- Carol
- 1979
El hombre de los seis millones de dólares
7,1
Serie de TV
- Lena Bannister
- 1977
Holmes y Yoyo
5,8
Serie de TV
- Sherri
- 1976
Emergencia
7,9
Serie de TV
- Edna Johnson
- 1974
Kojak
7,1
Serie de TV
- Liz
- 1973
El mago
7,5
Serie de TV
- Dr. Nora Zabriskie
- 1973
Jarrett
5,8
Película de TV
- Luluwa
- 1973
Mannix
7,4
Serie de TV
- Ada Lee Hayes
- Diana Everett
- 1969–1973
Amor a la americana
6,8
Serie de TV
- Kathy (segment "Love and the Confession")
- Helen (segment "Love and the Loud Mouth")
- Janet (segment "Love and the Big Game") ...
- 1969–1972
The Partners
7,1
Serie de TV
- Michelle
- Denise
- Helen ...
- 1971–1972
O'Hara United States Treasury
7,3
Serie de TV
- Inez Malcolm
- 1972
How to Frame a Figg
6,4
- Glorianna Hastings
- 1971

Sitio oficial
- Official Site
Altura
- 1,63 m
Nacimiento
- 16 de mayo de 1937
- Taylorville, Illinois, Estados Unidos
Fallecimiento
- 17 de agosto de 2015
- Pacific Palisades, California, Estados Unidos(un cáncer de mama)
Cónyuges
Niños
- No Children
Padres
Familiares
Otras obras
(1960s) TV commercial: Folger's Mountain Grown Coffee.
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Curiosidades
Became very upset when she found out that Barbara Gordon, who she played on Batman (1966), was going to become a paraplegic after getting shot by the Joker in the 1988 graphic novel "Batman: The Killing Joke." In fact, she even wrote a letter to DC Comics expressing her displeasure with what they had done with the character.

Citas
[on the cancellation of Batman (1966)] When we were canceled by ABC, we wondered if we could get another network. When it looked like we couldn't, they came with a bulldozer and bulldozed the whole set. Then two weeks later NBC said "Listen, we would like to take a shot at Batman if you still have the sets." They didn't want to start from scratch and build them because the set cost $800,000. So it was too late, nothing came of it.