Tammy Grimes(1934-2016)

Tammy Grimes nació el 30 de enero de 1934 en Lynn, Massachusetts, Estados Unidos. Fue una actriz, conocida por El último unicornio (1982), High Art (1998) y Can't Stop the Music (1980). Estuvo casada con Richard Jameson Bell Jr., Jeremy Slate y Christopher Plummer. Murió el 30 de octubre de 2016 en Englewood, Nueva Jersey, EE.UU..

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Arthur? Arthur!
5.6
- performer: "What's In Your Mind?"
- 1969
The Danny Kaye Show
7.8
Serie de TV
- performer: "Limehouse Blues"
- 1966
Destry
7.3
Serie de TV
- performer: "The Little Sparrow (Fair and Tender Ladies)"
- 1964
Los invencibles
7.6
Serie de TV
- performer: "My Sweetheart's the Man in the Moon", "Hello! Ma Baby"
- 1963
Max Liebman Spectaculars
6.8
Serie de TV
- performer: "Qu'est-ce Que C'est?"
- 1956

Altura
- 1.65 m
Nacimiento
- 30 de enero de 1934
- Lynn, Massachusetts, Estados Unidos
Defunción
- 30 de octubre de 2016
- Englewood, Nueva Jersey, Estados Unidos(causas naturales)
Cónyuges
Niños
- Amanda Plummer
Otros trabajos
(1969-70) Stage: Headlined with Brian Bedford as respectively Amanda Prynne and Elyot Chase in the Broadway revival of the Noël Coward comedy ''Private Lives'': other principal roles were played by David Glover (Victor Prynne), Suzanne Grossman (Sybil Chase), and J. J. Lewis (Louise). Stephen Porter directed.
Listados publicitarios
- 1 Artículo

Trivia
In 1965, Grimes made headlines after she had been beaten and injured twice in four days by what were described as "white racists". According to a report, Miss Grimes said she believed the attacks were related to her association with several black entertainers and recent appearances in public with Sammy Davis Jr. who was said to be staging a nightclub act for her.

Citas
My agent asked would I like to do a musical. I said, 'Of course I would.' He said, 'Well, I've got the part for you.' So I read it, and I thought she was a stupid girl. She loved society. She just wanted to be social and have a lot of money. And I said, 'That's not very sensitive or tasteful' or whatever. So I told my agent, Baron Polan, that I didn't want to play it, and he grabbed my shoulders and he shook me a little bit on Fifth Avenue and said, 'Do you want to be a star or don't you want to be a star?' And I said, 'I want to be a star.' TG -- about her star-making role in "The Unsinkable Molly Brown"