Marge Champion

Dancer and choreographer of film performances

Marge Champion - Dancer and choreographer of film performances
Born

September 2nd, 1919
105 years ago

Died

2020
5 years ago — 101 years old

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

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An American actress, dancer, and choreographer, contributed significantly to the film and television industry. Worked closely with her husband, Gower Champion, on numerous projects. Gained recognition for the choreography in the films 'Show Boat' and 'Cinderella'. Served as a dance double for iconic performances in various musical films. Also appeared in television, notably in 'The Ed Sullivan Show'. Her work showcased a distinctive blend of grace and artistry, influencing many future performers.

Choreographed for 'Show Boat'

Starred in 'Cinderella'

Served as dance double for 'Snow White'

Featured on 'The Ed Sullivan Show'

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