Ann-Margret Overview:

Actress, Ann-Margret, was born Ann-Margret Olsson on Apr 28, 1941 in Valsjöbyn, Sweden. As of December 2024, Ann-Margret was 83 years old.

MINO BIO:

Red-haired and feline, Ann-Margret started her Hollywood career in quiet roles, but her extravagant figure soon typecast her as a singing sexpot. She fought her way back to stardom in the 1970s after a bad accident nearly ended her career. Showing improved warmth in her performances, she was nominated for an Oscar twice (Carnal Knowledge and Tommy). Her latest performances were as sexy older women.

(Source: available at Amazon Quinlan's Film Stars).

HONORS and AWARDS:

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Although was nominated for one Oscar, she never won a competitive Academy Award.

Academy Awards

YearAwardFilm nameRoleResult
1971Best Supporting ActressCarnal Knowledge (1971)BobbieNominated
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Ann-Margret BlogHub Articles:

Summer Under the Stars Guide: Ann-Margret

By Amanda Garrett on Aug 12, 2015 From Old Hollywood Films

Today's star is beautiful redhead Ann-Margret. TCM is celebrating the career of Ann-Margret with 11 movies on Aug. 13. Here's what you need to know about one of old Hollywood's most talented singers and dancers. FYI: TCM sometimes changes the air times and /or movies, so you can go to www.tcm.c... Read full article


TCMFF Prefunc: 10 Reasons I Dig Ann-Margret

By KC on Mar 5, 2015 From Classic Movies

Image Source I adore Ann-Margret. She puts so much into her performances, be it dancing, singing, acting, or all three. You never see her sweat either. She is one of the best entertainers because she always does just that, entertain, and in a big way. I'm so excited that this amazing woman will be... Read full article


Round 1 (Song and Dance/A Foreign Affair Brackets) come to a close with Ann-Margret holding on for an epic win against Barbra Streisand

By monty on Mar 9, 2014 From All Good Things

The match everyone was talking about was back and forth and produced one of the best finishes in the tourney yet. After Ann-Margret jumped out to an early lead over Barbra Streisand on day one, Babs fought her way back. She pretty much trailed the whole match until late Sunday afternoon she managed ... Read full article


Super Duper Singing Star – Ann Margrock!

By Annmarie Gatti on Feb 15, 2013 From Classic Movie Hub Blog

I Ain’t Gonna Be Your Fool No More! Classic Movie Cartoon Tribute! In September of 1963, the marvelous Ann-Margret made her TV Debut, ?appearing? in The Flintstones as Stone Age Singing Superstar, Ann-Margrock, in an episode called ?Ann-Margrock Presents? (Season 4, Episode 1, Sept 19, 1963).?... Read full article


At The Beach: ANN-MARGRET

By monty on Aug 14, 2012 From All Good Things

Ann sporting a polka dot bikini...polka dots must were the rage back then... Read full article


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Ann-Margret Quotes:

Lucky Jackson: Can you lend me a car until you get mine running again?
Lucky Jackson: We'll do better than that - I'll be happy to drive you wherever you want to go.
Rusty Martin: And why should you go to all that bother?
Lucky Jackson: Cause around here I'm known as your very bothering mechanic.
Rusty Martin: I'm sure you are.


Rusty Martin: It should be obvious that I'm completely indifferent to anything this boy might give me .... its a tree!


Lucky Jackson: Where you from Rusty?
Rusty Martin: Debuke.
Lucky Jackson: Well whaddya know, I've never been there myself but its interesting that you're from good old Debuke.
Rusty Martin: Before you get too attached to 'good old Debuke' we moved there from Chillicothe, Ohio.
Rusty Martin: Chillicothe, Ohio, well how about that, I've never been there either.


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Ann-Margret Facts
1995: Chosen by Empire magazine as one of the 100 Sexiest Stars in film history (#10).

She is a member of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority. She was initiated in the Tau chapter (Northwestern) in 1960.

Turned down the leading roles in Cat Ballou (1965) and Bonnie and Clyde (1967) for better-paying but lower-quality films.

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