Candice Bergen Murphy Brown in Murphy Brown
Birth name: Candice Patricia Bergen Biography for Candice BergenShe was born in Beverly Hills, California, the daughter of Frances Westerman and radio ventriloquist Edgar Bergen (whose parents, Johan Henriksson Berggren and Nilla Svensdotter Osberg, were Swedish-born immigrants who Anglicized their surname). As a child Candice was often referred to as "Charlie McCarthy's Little Sister", which irritated her (Charlie McCarthy being one of her father's dummies). She is also a vegetarian.
Daughter of the Ventriloquist Edgar Bergen, Candice Bergen studies history and literature at the University of Pennsylvania and actively participates in theatrical representations given within it. In 1963, she was also crowned the best actress of the campus.
The following year, she became a model in New York, and at the request of Sidney Lumet, she appeared at the head of her film Le Group (1966). Her dream physique does not go unnoticed, she immediately embodies a young teacher in the gunboat of the Yang-Tse by Robert Wise, a role which allows her to give the reply to Steve McQueen. International renowned, the American actress who gives her the image of a cold woman and sure of herself turns under the direction of Claude Lelouch in Living to live in 1967, then interpreted the enigmatic Lily in Games Pervers (1968) by Guy Green.
Taking done and cause for the American Indians, in 1970 she played Kathy Maribel Lee in the Blue Soldier, a Western by Ralph Nelson on the Indians Blue Tunics in 1864 in Sand Creek. Twice, its partner has gene Hackman in the wild ride (1975) and the theory of Dominoes (1977). In 1980, she was quoted at the Oscar for best supporting role for her performance by Jessica Potter, former partner of Burt Reynolds in Thank you for being my wife.
Freelance photographer-reporter in her free hours, Candice Bergen marries the director Louis Malle in 1980. In the 1980s and 90s, apart from her role as Margaret Bourke-White, American journalist, in Gandhi (1982), she devoted herself to television. In 2000, she returned to the big screen alongside Sandra Bullock in the Miss Detective police comedy. She pushed her cinema career by playing the mayor of New York in Fashion Victim, a romantic comedy interpreted by Reese Witherspoon.
Candice Bergen is an American actress born May 9, 1946 in Beverly Hills, California. She is the daughter of the actor and film producer Edgar Bergen and actress Frances Westerman. Bergen began her acting career in the late 1960s and became one of the most popular actresses in the following decade. She won five Emmy Awards for her role in the TV series Murphy Brown, in which she played the role of a famous journalist.
In addition to his work in television, Bergen has also had a prolific career in the cinema. She has played in many films, including The Sand Pebbles, Carnal Knowledge, Starting Over, Gandhi, and Miss Congeniality. She also received two nominations at the Golden Globe Awards for her performances in the films The Seduction of Joe Tynan and Gandhi.
In addition to her acting work, Bergen is also an accomplished author. She published two books, Knock Wood and a fine romance, in which she talks about her personal and professional life. She is also a committed activist, particularly in favor of the rights of women and children.
In summary, Candice Bergen is a talented actress and author who was a considerable success in the fields of television and cinema. It is also recognized for its commitment to different social and political causes. Filmography
TriviaBorn at 9:52pm-PST
First female host of "Saturday Night Live" (1975).
Her father's puppet, Charlie McCarthy, had a bigger bedroom and more clothes than she did as a child.
Auditioned for the role of "Elaine Robinson" in The Graduate (1967).
She was kicked out of the University of Pennsylvania after failing 2 subjects. She said that she failed one of those classes, art, because she simply couldn't get to her 8 am class on time.
2000 - New husband Marshall Rose is a New York real estate magnate.
Is a vegetarian.
She came to Sidney Lumet's attention for The Group (1966) when the director spotted her in a Revlon advertisement hawking lipstick. He thought she was clutching a leopard, though it was really just a leopard print pillow.
Measurements: 33-24-34 (as starlet), 34-25-35 (during "Murphy Brown") (Source: Celebrity Sleuth magazine)
In the late 1960s, she was the companion of music producer Terry Melcher. At one point, they leased a house in Bel Air. In 1969, they moved into a house in Malibu, and the house they vacated was leased by Roman Polanski and Sharon Tate. It was in that house that Tate and four other people were murdered by members of the Manson Family. The fact that Melcher had agreed to produce a record for Charles Manson and backed out of the deal led to speculation that Melcher was the intended target of the killers.
Is good friends with actress Christine Kaufmann.
In 1995, after receiving her 5th Emmy Award for her role as Murphy on "Murphy Brown," she declined any future nominations for that role. She received a total of 7 consecutive nominations for the role. FamilySpouse : Marshall Rose (15 June 2000 - present), Louis Malle (27 September 1980 - 23 November 1995) (his death) 1 child
Daughter of Edgar Bergen
Mother is Frances Westerman (Frances Bergen), a former model, brother is Kris Bergen a film and TV editor
Daughter : Chloe Malle (b. 1985) Author of the card
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