Anne Jeffreys

Birth Name:

Anne Carmicheal

Birth Place:

Goldsboro, North Carolina, United States

Profession

Actress, Soundtrack

Is an ambassador for Childhelp USA and is a supporter of the American Cinema Awards Foundation and the Los Angeles Civic Light Opera
Won the Women's International Center's Living Legacy Award in 1998
Made her screen acting debut in the film "Billy the Kid Trapped" in 1942
Started out as a model for John Robert Powers, which led to her first role in the musical revue "Fun for the Money․"
Also starred in several Broadway productions, including "My Romance," "The Merry Widow," and "Kiss Me Kate․"
Best known for her role as Amanda Barrington in "Port Charles" and as Marion Kerby in "Topper․"
Was also trained as a singer and frequently performed with the New York Symphony, the Ford Symphony, and the Los Angeles Opera Company
Spent four years selling her own line of skin care products and perfume called "Now and Always" on the Home Shopping Network

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