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Jacqueline Beer (born Jacqueline Vangramberg; 14 October 1932) is a French actress and beauty pageant titleholder who was crowned Miss France 1954 and represented her country at Miss Universe 1954 where she placed Top 16.
Jacqueline Beer. Actress: 77 Sunset Strip. Auburn-haired, green-eyed, convent-educated Jacqueline Beer succeeded Christiane Martel as Miss France in 1954. Like her predecessor, she travelled to Long Beach, California, to compete for the Miss Universe title.
Jacqueline Beer. Actress: 77 Sunset Strip. Auburn-haired, green-eyed, convent-educated Jacqueline Beer succeeded Christiane Martel as Miss France in 1954. Like her predecessor, she travelled to Long Beach, California, to compete for the Miss Universe title.
Jacqueline Beer. Credits (text only) Hide Show Actress (30 credits) 1979 The French Atlantic Affair (TV Mini Series) Madam Grilley - Episode #1.3 (1979) ... Madam Grilley
French actress born in Paris, on October 14, 1932. She got married twice and had 3 children. Her father was a famous writer and owner of a large horse farm, and received her formal education in a convent near Paris. After winning the Miss France title, she signed a contract with ...Read more.
actress. 91 Year biography, photo, best movies and TV shows, news, birthday and age. «The French Atlantic Affair» (1979), «Jericho» (1966 – 1967), «Made in Paris» (1966), «Run for Your Life» (1965 – 1968), «Daniel Boone» (1964 – 1970)...
The men from U.N.C.L.E. hunt four murderous NAZIs who are trying to resell stolen paintings to the original owners. Learn about Jacqueline Beer on Apple TV. Browse shows and movies that feature Jacqueline Beer including Made In Paris.
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Jacqueline Beer is an actress who appeared in 'Pillow Talk,' 'The Prize,' and 'The French Atlantic Affair.'.
