Fran Drescher
Actress, producer, and screenwriter
Born
September 30th, 1957
67 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United States
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An American actress, producer, and screenwriter, became widely recognized for the television series 'The Nanny', where she played the character Fran Fine. The show ran for six seasons and won multiple awards, establishing a significant presence in the entertainment industry. Additionally, engaged in advocacy work related to health issues and cancer awareness, raising public awareness through personal experiences. Further expanded career by producing and participating in various projects aimed at both television and film.
Starred in 'The Nanny'
Produced and wrote for 'The Nanny'
Advocated for cancer awareness
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