Job Actress, Singer
Years active 1941-1989
Top Roles Lori Shannon, Madeline Bradville, Lalume, Nightclub Singer, Sylvia
Top GenresRomance, Comedy, Drama, Musical, Adventure, Fantasy
Top TopicsShow Business, Fashion, Old South
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Shares birthday with Dean Martin, Jessica Tandy, Marion Martin  see more..

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Kismet

Kismet

Fan rating: 8.00
Designing Woman

Designing Woman

Fan rating: 7.50
Lady for a Night

Lady for a Night

Fan rating: 7.00

Dolores Gray Overview:

Actress, Dolores Gray, was born on Jun 7, 1924 in Chicago, IL. Gray died at the age of 78 on Jun 26, 2002 in Manhattan, New York City .

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Dolores Gray Quotes:

Lalume: [singing] On days when my lord groweth restless, and bored by his staff and his plume... his handmaiden hath what he needeth- and what doth he need? Rahadlakum!

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Dolores Gray Facts
Her signature song was "Here's That Rainy Day", which she introduced on Broadway in her Tony-winning "Carnival of Flanders" in 1954.
Performed all her life with a bullet lodged in her left lung, an inoperable wound suffered as a child accidentally caught in a gang crossfire in Chiacgo.
During a 1959 performance of the Broadway musical "Destry Rides Again", in which Gray starred opposite Andy Griffith, a fire broke out backstage at the Imperial Theater. Although it was put out within a few minutes time, without any major damage, just enough smoke drifted toward the stage that there could have been a panic had not Griffith and Gray continued on with the scene as though nothing was happening. For their bravery, they were rewarded by the audience that night with a standing ovation and by the New York City Fire Comissioner with citations for heroism.
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