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Barbara Ruick

American actress (1930-1974) · United States · Actors · Died at 43

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Barbara Ruick was an American actress and singer.

A life in dates

1974Died3 March 1974California SplitFilm, 1974Reno Barmaid1965CinderellaFilm, Esmerelda1960The Brothers BrannaganSeries, Connie1956CarouselFilm, Carrie Pipperidge1955The 20th Century Fox HourSeriesThe MillionaireSeries, 1955Crystal Sands1954Climax!Series, Judith Kale1953General Electric TheaterSeries, EleanorLetter to LorettaSeries, 1953Peggy RichardsConfidentially ConnieFilm, 1953BarbaraI Love MelvinFilm, 1953Studio GuideThe Affairs of Dobie GillisFilm, 1953Lorna Ellingboe1952Apache War SmokeFilm, Nancy DekkerFearless FaganFilm, 1952NurseInvitationFilm, 1952SarahYou for MeFilm, 1952Ann Elcott1930Born23 December 1930

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Photos 2

Filmography 11

MWMusic by John WilliamsReno Barmaid (archive footage) (uncredited)2024 · ★ 8.0
CSCalifornia SplitReno Barmaid1974 · ★ 6.5
CICinderellaEsmerelda1965
CACarouselCarrie Pipperidge1956 · ★ 5.3
IMI Love MelvinStudio Guide1953
TGThe Affairs of Dobie GillisLorna Ellingboe1953
CCConfidentially ConnieBarbara1953
INInvitationSarah1952
FFFearless FaganNurse1952
YMYou for MeAnn Elcott1952
ASApache War SmokeNancy Dekker1952

17 credits on file

Television 6

TBThe Brothers BrannaganConnie1960
THThe 20th Century Fox Hour1955
TMThe MillionaireCrystal Sands1955
CLClimax!Judith Kale1954
LLLetter to LorettaPeggy Richards1953
GTGeneral Electric TheaterEleanor1953

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About this person

Country
United States
Category
Actors
Type
Actor
Status
deceased
Dates
Lived 1930 to 1974 · aged 43

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