Nominated for
4
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19 wins & 6 nominations.
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Filmography
1985
Dynasty
(TV Series)
Constance Colby
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The Man
(1985)
... Constance Colby
1983
The Thorn Birds
(TV Mini-Series)
Mary Carson
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Part 4
(1983)
... Mary Carson (credit only)
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Part 3
(1983)
... Mary Carson (credit only)
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Part 2
(1983)
... Mary Carson (credit only)
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Part 1
(1983)
... Mary Carson
1965-1969
The Big Valley
(TV Series)
Victoria Barkley / Nellie Handley
1961-1964
Wagon Train
(TV Series)
Kate Crawley / Caroline Casteel / Maud Frazer
1962
Rawhide
(TV Series)
Nora Holloway
1958-1959
Zane Grey Theater
(TV Series)
Leona Butler / Regan Moore / Julie Holman / ...
1947
California
(performer: "LILY-I-LAY-DE-O", "SAID I TO MY HEART, SAID I")
1941
Ball of Fire
(performer: "Drum Boogie" (1941) - uncredited)
1937
This Is My Affair
(performer: "I Hum a Waltz" (1937), "The Fountain in the Park" (1884) - uncredited)
1934
A Lost Lady
(performer: "The Very Thought Of You" (1934) - uncredited)
1931
Illicit
(performer: "Maybe It's Love" (1930) - uncredited)
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Self (27 credits)
1960-1961
The Barbara Stanwyck Show
(TV Series)
Herself - Hostess / Josephine Little / Chris Mathews / ...
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Triple C
(1961)
... Herself - Hostess / Carolyn Callendar
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Personal Details
Other Works:
(19/31/49) Radio: Appeared (as "Lee Leander") in a "Screen Director's Playhouse" broadcast of "Remember the Night".
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Publicity Listings:
4 Biographical Movies
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9 Print Biographies
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2 Interviews
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14 Articles
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9 Pictorials
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91 Magazine Cover Photos
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Alternate Names:
Miss Barbara Stanwyck
Height:
5' 5" (1.65 m)
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Did You Know?
Personal Quote:
[In the 1960s, explaining her four-year absence from films after
Forty Guns (1957)] Nobody asked me. They don't normally write parts for women my age because America is now a country of youth. We've matured and moved on. The past belongs to the past.
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Trivia:
Her adopted son, Dion Anthony "Tony" Fay, was born in February 1932. He was adopted on December 5, 1932. He died on May 17, 2006 in Van Nuys, California.
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