Carole Shelley

British-American stage and screen actress

Carole Shelley - British-American stage and screen actress
Born

1939
86 years ago

Died

August 31st, 2018
6 years ago — 79 years old

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

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This actress gained recognition for performances on stage and screen throughout her career. Notable appearances included roles in the Broadway production of 'The Odd Couple' and television series such as 'The Good Wife'. She also featured in the film 'The Last Unicorn', showcasing her versatile acting skills across genres. Her contributions to theatre and television were significant, with a career spanning several decades.

Performed in Broadway's 'The Odd Couple'

Appeared in 'The Good Wife' television series

Voiced a character in 'The Last Unicorn'

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