Posted on 03/09/2005 10:59:31 AM PST by rcocean
teresa Wright, the high-minded ingénue who marshaled intelligence and spunk to avoid being typecast as another 1940's "sweater girl" and became the only actor to be nominated for Academy Awards for her first three films, died on Sunday at Yale-New Haven Hospital. She was 86.
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The result was a stop
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Ok. Where is obligatory pic of her 'sweater girl' look?
There aren't any - she refused to do them.
She was one hot babe in 'Shadow of a Doubt.'
She was in some unbelievable good movies at a very early stage in her career: Pride of the Yankees, Best Years of our Lives, Mrs. Miniver.
Didn't realize she was still around.
Thanks for this, for some reason I had thought she had died previously. RIP
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