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Great Teri Garr – Biography

Born December 11, Lakewood (Cuyahoga County), Ohio ]; original name Helen Luella Koford. She was first dancer, and after that She started acting.
She got her first break in the 1963 musical It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World followed by most of the late ’60s-early’70s spent primarily working on Teri Garr – Biography TV (either regular or guest appearances).

Notable Film Roles

While Garr has best been known for her film work in genre classics of comedy or drama. This is what she was best known for, and it kept Garr on as a worker-bee spinner Inga in Mel Brooks’ 1974 satire Young Frankenstein. It’s her comedy timing and goofy likability that have made this film a well adored cult classic.

Three years hence, Garr played Sandy in the movie Tootsie (1982), with Dustin Hoffman as a male actor who takes the role of a woman to be able obtain employment. That work also resulted in an Oscar nomination for Best Supporting Actress — a nod to both how dramatic and funny Dunst had proved herself.

Additional credits in clude playing devoted mother Jillian Guiler in Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977) and The Black Stallion Returns from 1983. Teri Garr – Biography had a way of turning comedy into serious issues that resonated with Hollywood.

Television Appearances

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