Elizabeth Allen Birthday, Real Name, Age, Weight, Height, Family, Facts, Death Cause, Contact Details, Boyfriend(s), Bio & More

She started her career as a Ford model before she started to work in television.She is an actor of stage, television, and films. Her contribution in :

Television

In 1950, she started her acting career with the show The Jackie Gleason Show as 'Away We Go!' girl. She had guest starred in many television programmes such as The Fugitive, Kojak, and Buck Rogers in the 25th Century. Some of the shows like TV's Bracken's World, The Paul Lynde Show, C.P.O. Sharkey, Another World was regularly cast by her. She appeared in the "The Hungry Glass" episode of the first season of Boris Karloff's Thriller in 1961. And she had a lead role in the first season of Combat!, in 1962. Her best performance was seen in the first-season episode of Rod Serling as the creepy saleslady.

Films

She had a starring role in the John Ford film "Donovan's Reef" in 1963 and also she had co-starred in the film Diamond Head with Charlton Heston and Yvette Mimieux. She had also worked with James Stewart in "Cheyenne Autumn" in 1964. She has performed in From the Terrace as Sage Remmington in 1960 and was Laura Beckett in Diamond Head in 1963.
She worked in episode 102 of Fugitive in 1966 and in 1971, she was the landlady Mrs. MacKaninee in Star Spangled Girl. In the following year, she worked in The Carey Treatment as Evelyn Randall. She gave her appearance in No Other Love as Jean Michaels in 1979.

Stage

She had given her best performances on Broadways production and was also nominated for Tony Awards for her performance in The Gay Life, as Actress, Supporting or Featured (Musical) in 1962 and Do I Hear a Waltz?, as Best Actress in a Musical in 1965. Some of her Broadways credit includes her role as Juliet in Romanoff and Juliet in 1957. She performed the role of Maggie Cutler in Sherry! in 1967 and was Dorothy Brock in 42nd Street.