Judy Canova(1913-1983)

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Judy Canova nació el 20 de noviembre de 1913 en Florida, Estados Unidos. Fue una actriz, conocida por Adorable intrusa (1941), Louisiana Hayride (1944) y True to the Army (1942). Estuvo casada con Filiberto Rivero, Chester B. England, James Ripley y Robert Burns. Murió el 5 de agosto de 1983 en Hollywood, California, Estados Unidos.

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- 3 premios en total

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Adorable intrusa

5,9

Película

Sis Hopkins

1941

Louisiana Hayride

5,9

Película

Judy Crocker

1944

True to the Army

6,9

Película

Daisy Hawkins

1942

Una campesina en Broadway

6,2

Película

Judy Goober

1941

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Vacaciones en el mar
6,3
Serie de TV
- P. J. Muldoon
- 1977
Cannonball
5,5
- Sharma Capri
- 1976
La mujer policía
6,6
Serie de TV
- The Arkie Lady
- 1974
Amor a la americana
6,8
Serie de TV
- Mrs. Hankins (segment "Love and the Eat's Cafe")
- 1973
The Murdocks and the McClays
Película de TV
- Ira Murdock
- 1970
Li'l Abner
6,9
Película de TV
- Mammy Yokum
- 1967
Pistols 'n' Petticoats
7,1
Serie de TV
- Sadie
- Daisy Frogg
- 1967
Vacation Playhouse
7,7
Serie de TV
- Tillie Meeks
- 1965
Tex & Judy
7,3
Corto
- Judy
- 1962
Las aventuras de Huckleberry Finn
6,2
- Sheriff's Wife
- 1960
Alfred Hitchcock presenta
8,5
Serie de TV
- Helen Parch
- 1960
The Danny Thomas Show
7,1
Serie de TV
- Elsie Hooper
- 1958
El show de Steve Allen
8,4
Serie de TV
- Country Girl
- 1957
Possum Pearl
6,7
Corto
- Possum Pearl (voz, sin acreditar)
- 1957
The Red Skelton Show
8,1
Serie de TV
- Judy Canova
- 1956

Banda sonora

The Danny Thomas Show
7,1
Serie de TV
- performer: "Just Because", "I Can't Give You Anything But Love", "I Don't Know Why (I Just Do)" (sin acreditar)
- 1958
Lay That Rifle Down
5,7
- performer: "The Continental Correspondence Charm School", "Sleepy Serenade", "I'm Glad I Was Born on My Birthday"
- 1955
Carolina Cannonball
5,4
- performer: "Carolina Cannonball", "Wishin' and Waitin'"
- 1955
Honeychile
6,0
- performer: "Rag Mop", "More Than I Care To Remember", "Tutti-Frutti", "Honeychile" (reprise)
- 1951
I'm from Arkansas
5,3
- writer: "Don't Turn Me Down Little Darlin'"
- 1944
Louisiana Hayride
5,9
- performer: "Rainbow Road", "You Gotta Go Where the Train Goes", "Put Your Arms Around Me, Honey (I Never Knew Any Girl Like You)" (uncredited), "Shortnin' Bread" (uncredited), "I'm a Woman of the World"
- 1944
Sleepy Lagoon
6,5
- performer: "Sleepy Lagoon"
- 1943
True to the Army
6,9
- performer: "Love in Bloom" (uncredited), "Wacky For Khaki", "Need I Speak", "Jingle, Jangle, Jingle" (uncredited)
- 1942
Una estrella de ocasión
6,8
- performer: "Scatter-Brain", "Benny the Beaver"
- 1940
Artistas y modelos
6,0
- performer: "Pop Goes the Bubble", "Stop You're Breaking My Heart", "Jesse James" (uncredited)
- 1937
Por unos ojos negros
5,9
- performer: "The Lady in Red" (1935) (sin acreditar)
- 1935
The Song of Fame
6,0
Corto
- performer: "When You Come to See Me" (sin acreditar)
- 1934

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Nombre alternativo
- Judy
Nacimiento
- 20 de noviembre de 1913
- Starke, Florida, Estados Unidos
Fallecimiento
- 5 de agosto de 1983
- Hollywood, California, Estados Unidos(cáncer)
Cónyuges
Niños
Familiares
Otras obras
Album: "Judy Canova: Country Cousin Sings" (Coronet Records)
Listings de publicidad
- 2 biografías impresas
- 9 artículos

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Curiosidades
After the birth of Tweeny Canova, her first daughter, she closed her radio show with the song, "Go To Sleep, Little Baby", for several years.

Citas
[on her long string of rural-themed films at Republic Pictures] Sure, they were fairy tales that had a little upbeat lesson. I started out as a plain Jane, an ugly duckling, and ended up as a beautiful girl decked out in fancy dresses. I was the heroine, the country bumpkin, honest and straightforward who won out in the end. Republic had the best background crews and production values for their kind of product . . . but I was a top money maker for [Republic chief Herbert J. Yates] and I fought him on contracts . . . My shows were popular.