Ann Richards

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Works

43

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Film & TV

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Ann Richards was an Australian actress who, as Shirley Ann Richards (her full original name), achieved notability in Australian films, then moved to Hollywood to pursue an American screen career.

Known for

• Happily Ever After: Fairy Tales for Every Child — Thunder Mountain Woman (voice)1995
• Bob Hope's Four-Star Christmas Fiesta from San Antonio — Self1992
• Breakdown — June Hannum1952
• Sorry, Wrong Number — Sally Hunt Lord1948
• Love from a Stranger — Mavis Wilson1947
• Lost Honeymoon — Amy Atkins1947
• Badman's Territory — Henryetta Alcott1946
• The Searching Wind — Emily Taney Hazen1946
• Love Letters — Dilly Carson1945
• An American Romance — Anna O'Rourke Dangos1944

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Listeners

5,407

Total plays

24,426

Ann Richards (October 1, 1935 - April 1, 1982) was an American jazz singer. She was born Margaret Ann Borden on October 1, 1935 in San Diego, California. Richards, who began taking singing lessons at ten and was self-taught on the piano, appeared on the West Coast music scene in 1954. She had a short stint with Charlie Barnet's band, and was later brought to the attention of Stan Kenton by songwriter Eddie Beal. Richards was with Kenton's band for a few months in 1955, and the two were married.

via Last.fm · Ann Richards

Wikidata facts

Instance of

human

Given name

Ann

Family name

Richards

Gender

female

Citizenship

Australia

Place of birth

Sydney

Place of death

Torrance

Occupation

film actor

Languages spoken

English language

Image

Ann Richards in Lost Honeymoon (1947).jpg

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