Liz Renay

American actress and author

Liz Renay - Performers & Entertainers born April 14th, 1926
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An actress, author, and performer known for appearances in cult films and her unique personality. Gained recognition for roles in films such as 'Desperate Living' and 'Grease' as well as performances in various stage productions. Wrote the autobiography 'My First 30 Years', detailing experiences in Hollywood and beyond. Developed a devoted fan base through her work and public persona as a vivacious performer.

Starred in 'Desperate Living'

Wrote autobiography 'My First 30 Years'

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