Audra Lindley

American actress and television star

Audra Lindley - Performers & Entertainers born September 24th, 1918
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Born in 1918, an American actress gained prominence through her performances on stage and screen. Made significant contributions to television during the 1970s. Best recognized for portraying Helen Roper on the sitcom 'Three's Company'. Also had notable roles in the TV series 'The Ropers' and 'The Brady Bunch'.

Portrayed Helen Roper on 'Three's Company'

Starred in 'The Ropers'

Appeared in 'The Brady Bunch'

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