Grant Lee Horoscope

Grant Lee

Oct 31, 1926

Rating : C (Data based on speculation)

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Events

Work : Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1949 (Young Broadway ingenue)

Work : Great Achievement 20 March 1952 in Hollywood (Lost "Best Supporting Actress" Academy Award for "A Shoplifter" to Kim Hunter) chart Placidus Equal_H.

Relationship : Marriage 1962 (Second marriage, Joe Feury)

Work : Great Achievement 15 April 1971 in Los Angeles (Lost "Best Supporting Actress" Academy Award for "The Landlord" to Helen Hayes) chart Placidus Equal_H.

Work : Prize 26 March 1976 in Los Angeles (Won "Best Supporting Actress" Academy Award for "Shampoo") chart Placidus Equal_H.

Work : Great Achievement 28 March 1977 in Los Angeles (Lost "Best Supporting Actress" Academy Award for "Voyage of the Damned" to Beatrice Straight) chart Placidus Equal_H.

Biography

American actress who made her debut at four on the stage of the Metropolitan Opera, thrust into the theater by her eccentric mother and aunt. A member of the American ballet at 11, she was a Broadway ingénue in 1949, leading to films and TV. It was her father who spoke of character and principles. She won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress in "Shampoo," 1975, an Obie for "The Maids," a couple of Emmys, "Peyton Place," "The Neon Ceiling," and the respect of her peers. During the McCarthy era witch-hunts, she was blacklisted because her late husband, Arnold Manoff, had been on the blacklist and she refused to testify against him, leaving her with minimal work, only bit parts for 12 years. Grant had a daughter, Dinah, from her first marriage. In 1973 she married Joe Feury, a dancer who later moved into producing, and they adopted a two-year-old Thai girl, Belinda. In 2000, she and Joe were living in New York City celebrating 27 years marriage. Link to Wikipedia biography Read less

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