Eleanor Audley Overview:

Actress, Eleanor Audley, was born Eleanor Zellman on Nov 19, 1905 in New York City, NY. Audley died at the age of 86 on Nov 25, 1991 in North Hollywood, CA .

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Maleficent: Touch the spindle. Touch it, I say!


Maleficent: Well, quite a glittering assemblage King Stefan. Royalty, nobility, the gentry, and...
[sees the three good fairies, laughs]
Maleficent: ...oh, how quaint - even the rabble.


[Maleficent is trying to stop Prince Phillip from reaching King Stefan's castle]
Maleficent: A forest of thorns shall be his tomb! Borne through the skies on a fog of doom! Now go with the curse, and serve me well! 'Round Stefan's Castle, CAST MY SPELL!
[Dark, towering clouds appear over the castle followed by lightning strikes. Huge thorns as thick as weeds burst out of the ground around the castle, cutting off Prince Phillip]


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New York born, stage-trained actress who specialized in snobbish society matron types, most notably in the recurring role of Eddie Albert's character's mother on "Green Acres" (1965). She is probably best known, however, as the voice of two of Disney's most memorable animated villainesses: Lady Tremaine, the wicked stepmother, in Cinderella (1950) and, nine years later, as the evil fairy Maleficent in Sleeping Beauty (1959). She also served as the physical model for both characters.

Played Oliver Wendell Douglas' (Eddie Albert''s) mother in "Green Acres" (1965) despite being only a year older than Albert.

She was the original voice of Madame Leota in Disney's The Haunted Mansion attractions.

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