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Actor Born: September 3, 1926 in Allegheny, PA Biography:Trained at New York's Neighborhood Playhouse and the Actor's Studio, "Anne Jackson" has been a stage actress since 1944 and a film performer since 1950. On stage, Jackson has frequently co-starred with her husband, "Eli Wallach". The couple's near-telepathic rapport with one another has inspired playwrights like "Murray Schisgal" and "Terence McNally" to fashion plays specifically designed for the Wallachs' talents; their biggest Broadway hit was Schisgal's Luv, in which Jackson and Wallach appeared with "Alan Arkin". "Anne Jackson"'s film credits include "Tall Story" (1960), "The Tiger Makes Out" (1967; based on Schisgal's one-act play The Tiger), "The Secret Life of an American Wife" (1968), "Nasty Habits" (1976) and "Funny About Love" (1989); the film she is best remembered for is "Lovers and Other Strangers" (1968), in which Jackson's mother-of-the-bride character spent half her time sobbing... Full Biography
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