Lee Remick

American actress, starred in Days of Wine and Roses

Lee Remick - American actress, starred in Days of Wine and Roses
Born

December 14th, 1935
89 years ago

Died

July 2nd, 1991
34 years ago — 55 years old

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

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An acclaimed actress, this individual gained recognition for roles in film and television. Early performances included work in theater productions before transitioning to film. Major roles included Sandy in 'Days of Wine and Roses' and the lead in 'The Omen'. Throughout a successful career, received several award nominations, including Academy Award and Emmy Award nominations. Contributions to both film and television showcased range and depth of talent.

Starred in 'Days of Wine and Roses'

Played the lead in 'The Omen'

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