Teri Garr

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Biography

Teri Garr (born Terry Ann Garr in the later 1940s - sources disagree on her year of birth) has been an actress of note…more

Born

12/11/1949, Lakewood, Ohio, USA

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Gender

Female

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    • When her career was at its height, Teri Garr was named one of twelve "Promising New Actors of 1977" by John Willis in Screen World (Vol. 29).
    • Aside from talk shows and interviews, multiple sclerosis has prevented Teri Garr from appearing in many live action or filmed roles recently. She did star in a sit-down role in a Los Angeles production of The Vagina Monologues in December of 2000.
    • Teri Garr has said that she learned a passable German accent in twenty four hours after Mel Brooks told her that she had lost the role she had originally tried out for in Young Frankenstein to Madeline Kahn.
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    • Teri Garr: (on her quirky personality) I've always been this insane. Isn't that interesting?
    • Teri Garr: (speaking in her memoir on her multiple sclerosis) People always ask, "what was it like when you got the diagnosis?" It was anything but traumatic. After twenty years it was a relief to finally have someone say, "this is what you have, let's deal with it."

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