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Barbara Lawrence
Actor
Born February 24, 1930 in Carnegie, Oklahoma, USA
Her career may have only lasted a dozen years, and the number of films slightly more than twenty, but Barbara appeared in some interesting productions. As a young girl, she was a model. While completing her studies at UCLA, she co-starred in half a dozen movies for 20th Century Fox. Lawrence appeared in the critically acclaimed A Letter to Three Wives (1949). In 1952, she was cast in Here Come the Nelsons (1952), which was the film version of their popular radio programme. Rock Hudson was also in the cast. The following year, Lawrence was cast with Gig Young in Arena (1953), which was a 3-D feature film from MGM. As originally shown, special 3-D glasses were required to view the picture to bring all the action of the Rodeo to your seat. In 1954, she was cast in Her Twelve Men (1954), which was the last film that Greer Garson made at MGM. In 1955, she was cast as Gertie Cummings in Oklahoma! (1955), which was filmed in TODD-AO wide-screen. After making a few movies in 1957, she retired.
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Arrow
Arrow
Man in the Shadow
Oklahoma!
Perry Mason Season 1
Cheyenne - Season 1
A Letter To Three Wives
Lorne Greene's Holiday Special - A Bonanza Of Christmas Cheer
Bat Masterson (Season 1)
The Adventures of Jim Bowie
The Star
A Child is Born - A Christmas Story Presented By Ronald Reagan
Captain from Castile
Man With The Gun
Arena
Arrow
Arrow
Filmography
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Arrow
Arrow
1959
Lorne Greene's Holiday Special - A Bonanza Of Christmas Cheer
1958
Bat Masterson (Season 1)
1957
Man in the Shadow
Perry Mason Season 1
1956
The Adventures of Jim Bowie
1955
Cheyenne - Season 1
Man With The Gun
Oklahoma!
1954
Jesse James vs. The Daltons
1953
Arena
A Child is Born - A Christmas Story Presented By Ronald Reagan
1952
Four Star Playhouse: Dark Meeting
The Star
1949
A Letter To Three Wives
1948
Unfaithfully Yours
1947
Captain from Castile
Arrow
Arrow
Connections
Joseph Pevney
Lee J. Cobb
Leo Gordon
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