Barbara Ruick(1932-1974)

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Carousel (1956)

Barbara Ruick nació el 23 de diciembre de 1932 en Pasadena, California, Estados Unidos. Fue una actriz, conocida por Carousel (1956), Cinderella (1965) y Ama, vive y aprende (1953). Estuvo casada con John Williams, Robert Horton y Frank Howren. Murió el 3 de marzo de 1974 en Reno, Nevada, Estados Unidos.

6.5

7.6

Película de TV

6.1

6.5

California Split
7.1
- Reno Barmaid
- 1974
Cinderella
7.6
Película de TV
- Esmerelda
- 1965
General Electric Theater
6.8
Serie de TV
- Eleanor
- 1960
The Brothers Brannagan
7.2
Serie de TV
- Connie
- 1960
The Red Skelton Show
8.1
Serie de TV
- Guest
- Guest Vocalist
- 1955–1960
El millonario
7.8
Serie de TV
- Crystal Sands
- 1957
The Star of Bethlehem
6.4
Cortometraje de TV
- Narrator - Cathedral Films Adaptation
- 1956
Carousel
6.5
- Carrie Pipperidge
- 1956
The 20th Century-Fox Hour
7.1
Serie de TV
- Julie Morrison
- 1956
The Johnny Carson Show
8.2
Serie de TV
- 1955–1956
The Lineup
7.7
Serie de TV
- Peggy Kirby
- 1955
Climax!
6.5
Serie de TV
- Judith Kale
- 1955
Public Defender
7.4
Serie de TV
- Phyllis Holt
- 1954
Letter to Loretta
7.5
Serie de TV
- Peggy Richards
- 1954
The RCA Victor Show
7.5
Serie de TV
- Peggy
- Dennis' girlfriend
- 1953–1954

Cinderella
7.6
Película de TV
- performer: "Stepsisters' Lament", "When You're Driving Through the Moonlight"
- 1965
Carousel
6.5
- performer: "You're A Queer One, Julie Jordan" (1945), "Mister Snow" (1945), "June Is Bustin' Out All Over" (1945), "When The Children Are Asleep" (1945), "A Real Nice Clambake" (1945), "Finale Ultimo" (1945) (sin créditos)
- 1956
Ama, vive y aprende
6.1
- performer: "You Can't Do Wrong Doin' Right", "Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms" (sin créditos)
- 1953

Nombre alternativo
- Barbara
Nacimiento
- 23 de diciembre de 1932
- Pasadena, California, Estados Unidos
Defunción
- 3 de marzo de 1974
- Reno, Nevada, Estados Unidos(una hemorragia cerebral)
Cónyuges
Niños
Padres
Otros trabajos
Sang the title role of Kay, in the first LP recording of George Gershwin's "Oh, Kay!", the most complete recording of the score up to that time. It was one of a series of 1950s' recordings of hit musicals that had not appeared as long-playing albums up to then. They were produced by Columbia Records executive (later president) Goddard Lieberson.
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Trivia
She and husband John Williams initially met in high school. They met later again as adults and this time fell in love. He composed "Treesong" between 1974-76, a concerto for violin in memory of his late wife.