There are those celebrities who seem to have it from talent to talent for everything, singing, dancing, acting, and everything in between. Yvonne De Carlo has fallen into this class of celebrities. With beautiful blue eyes and an overflowing beauty, she was an actress, singer and dancer who excelled in all areas, although she became very famous for her acting career which covered everything from stage on television and even on the radio.
She began her career as a performer in 1939 and immediately began building a strong following through her talent which made almost anything she looked very easy. She has appeared in over a century of productions and had quite a number of songs to her name.
Yvonne De Carlo Biography
The Canadian-American artist was born MargaretYvonne Middleton, in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, on September 1, 1922. Of Italian, Scottish and New Zealand descent, she was born to a mother who, as a very young teenager , was very rebellious and tried everything to become an actress and performer. His father, William Middleton was a salesman.
It was in Arbeta that her parents met and married before eventually moving to Vancouver, where their daughter was later born. The problem was that the marriage between his parents was not without problems. When she was only three years old, her father ran away from home after being involved in various scams. He promised his wife and granddaughter that he would bring them, but he never did. In fact, they never heard from him again, aside from the rumor that he remarried and died much later.
Her mother was now alone to take care of her little girl and so she was forced to find a job, but even with that they had to move from apartment to apartment, having to return to her grandparents’ house. maternal.
For her education, she went to Lord Roberts Elementary School where she developed an interest in becoming a writer. She even wrote a poem that made her The Vancouver Sun for which she received a five dollar prize which she said at the time meant a lot to her.
Yvonne De Carlo continued with her writing, but she also asked her mother to take dance and acting lessons, as she wanted her to be a performer. She was therefore enrolled in the June Roper School of the Dance in Vancouver.
After enjoying a successful career, De Carlo suffered a partial stroke in 1998, then in 2007 she died of a heart attack.
His movies
From the point of view of her career, Yvonne De Carlo had a very good performance, especially as an actress. From 1941 to 1945, she starred in many uncredited films, including starring in a showgirl This Gun for Hire (1942) and Rhythm Parade (1942). The first role she got credit for was in Deerslayer (1943) in which she played the role of Princess Wah-Tah.
A breakthrough opportunity presented itself to her in the 1945 drama film Salomé, where she danced. From then on, De Carlo went on to appear in many more films which would keep her going until the early 1990s when she called it. Some of his films include The Ten Commandments (1956), McLintock! (1963), American Gothic (1988), and Mirror Mirror (1990).
She was also in many television shows such as Curfew (1952) which became her first television role. Others are America’s Backbone (1953), Greatest Show on Earth: The Night the Monkey Died (1964), and A Masterpiece of Murder (1986).
As noted, she has also done radio dramas and stage appearances. But more than just an actress, Yvonne De Carlo was also a singer who released an album Yvonne De Carlo sings in 1957. She also has a number of singles that were released between 1950 and 1958.
Net worth of Yvonne De Carlo
With a career that spanned decades and was successful in many ways, De Carlo not only achieved fame but also fortune with an estimated net worth of $2 million. More so, she has won numerous awards including two stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Body measurements
Yvonne De Carlo was a woman who was not only endowed with talent but also with good looks, grace and charm. That said, the blue-eyed beauty wasn’t the tallest woman in Hollywood, as she was just 5-foot-4. More so, she had a good body which measured 36-25-34 inches for chest, waist and hips.
She was previously married to Robert Drew Morgan in which she appeared in The Ten Commandments with. The couple had two sons together; Bruce Ross, born in 1956 and Michael (1957). The marriage lasted from 1955 until 1973, when it ended in divorce.
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