Petula Clark Overview:

Actress, Petula Clark, was born Petula Sally Olwen Clark on Nov 15, 1932 in Ewell, England. As of December 2025, Petula Clark was 93 years old.

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Woody Mahoney: How'd you get so pretty? And so rich?
Sharon McLonergan: Well, you see, in Glocca Morra, where we come from, there's an old legend, and it says: 'You'll never grow old and you'll never grow poor, if you look to the rainbow, beyond the next moor.'
Woody Mahoney: That's a lovely legend.
Sharon McLonergan: Aye.
Woody Mahoney: I wonder who thought it up.
Sharon McLonergan: My father: Finian McLonnergan.


Finian McLonergan: What do you think makes America different from Ireland?
Sharon McLonergan: It has more Irishmen?


Sharon McLonergan: I don't know who Rand is but I never trusted a McNally.


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Petula Clark Facts
First British solo artist to win a Grammy (for the Tony Hatch-penned "Downtown" in 1964). When the song topped the American charts, she became the first British female pop singer to have a number one hit single in the United States. Her collaboration with Hatch produced another Grammy winner titled, "I Know a Place" (1965) and the chart-topper "My Love" (1966), further making her the first British female vocalist to have two number one hits on the US charts. Other memorable songs have included, "Sailor" (1961), "My Friend the Sea" (1961), "Round Every Corner" (1965), "I Couldn't Live Without Your Love" (1966), "This is My Song" (from A Countess from Hong Kong (1967)), "Don't Sleep in the Subway" (1967), "The Other Man's Grass (is Always Greener)" (1968), "Don't Give Up" (1968), "My Guy" (1972), "Natural Love" (1982), etc.

She turned down leading roles in the films Paradise, Hawaiian Style (1966/II), Valley of the Dolls (1967), Airport (1970) and The Poseidon Adventure (1972).

In 1949 began her recording career with "Put On Your Own Shoes, Lucy".

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