Dolores Hart
Actress and Roman Catholic nun
Born
October 20th, 1938
86 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United States
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Gained recognition as an actress in the 1950s, starred in films such as "Loving You" alongside Elvis Presley and "Where the Boys Are." Later transitioned to a religious life and became a Benedictine nun. Established a monastery in Renfro Valley, Kentucky and served as prioress. Continued to contribute to the film industry by producing documentaries about faith and spirituality.
Starred in "Loving You" with Elvis Presley
Appeared in "Where the Boys Are"
Became a Benedictine nun
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