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Audra Lindley wore many hats in her lengthy career in show business. She was attracted to the entertainment industry at an early age through her parents, both of whom worked in “the business”. She began work in film as a stand-in for cast members and then went on to stunt work including tricks like horseback riding. Warner Brothers saw her ...
16 oct. 2023 · It also served to give late-career boosts to veteran actors like Don Knotts, Norman Fell, and Audra Lindley. Like many sitcoms of the '70s and '80s, "Three's Company" was initially built on a ...
16 oct. 2012 · Fifteen years after Audra Lindley’s death, many of us still know her best as Mrs. Roper. For the first three seasons of Three’s Company , Lindley played the frustrated but friendly landlady to ...
Audra Marie Lindley was born in Los Angeles, California, to a show-business family -- her father, Bert Lindley, was a stage and film actor. She got her early start in Hollywood as a stand-in, which eventually progressed to stunt work. After a while, however, she found stunt work not to her liking and went to New York in her twenties to take her ...
Audra Lindley played Frances, Phoebe's grandmother in "The One With Phoebe's Dad". This was the only appearance of her grandmother in the series though she is referred to on several occasions by Phoebe. Audra Marie Lindley (September 24th, 1918 - October 16, 1997) was an American actress born in Los Angeles, California who started as a stand-in and stunt worker. Her most famous role was as ...
16 oct. 1997 · Born Audra Marie Lindley, her father was actor Bert Lindley who appeared in films from 1917 until 1937, largely in uncredited roles. At the age of 15, she dropped out of high school and worked her way up in Hollywood by being a stand-in, which progressed to stunt work and eventually a contract player with Warner Brothers Studio. Around 1943 she left California and went to New York City, New ...
Audra Lindley was born into Los Angeles show business. Her father, Bert Lindley, was a film and stage actor. Lindley got her Hollywood start as a stand-in. This progressed to stunt work, and she eventually became a contract player with Warner Bros. In 1943, she went to New York in her mid-20s to work in theater. Among her many Broadway plays ...
