Lucie Arnaz
American actress and singer from 'Here’s Lucy'
American actress and singer from 'Here’s Lucy'
Born in 1951, Lucie Arnaz gained recognition as an actress and singer. Arnaz starred in the television series 'Here's Lucy' alongside her mother, Lucille Ball. She continued to perform in various stage productions and musicals, showcasing her talents in both acting and singing. Arnaz's work extended to directing and producing, contributing to various projects throughout her career.
Starred in 'Here's Lucy'
Performed in the musical 'Pippin'
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