Jill Clayburgh

American Actress in 'An Unmarried Woman'

Jill Clayburgh - American Actress in 'An Unmarried Woman'
Born

April 30th, 1944
80 years ago

Died

November 5th, 2010
14 years ago — 66 years old

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

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An accomplished actress with a career spanning several decades, she gained recognition for work in both film and television. Her performances in 'An Unmarried Woman' and 'Starting Over' earned Academy Award nominations. The portrayal of strong, independent women marked a significant aspect of her career. She also received acclaim for her role in the television series 'Bella Mafia.' Beyond acting, she contributed to various theatrical productions, showcasing a commitment to the craft throughout her life.

Received Academy Award nominations for 'An Unmarried Woman' and 'Starting Over'

Starred in 'Bella Mafia'

Contributed to numerous stage productions

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