Birthday: November 12, 1929 (Scorpio)
Born In: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
Birthday: November 12, 1929 (Scorpio)
Born In: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
Grace Kelly was a renowned actress who later on went onto become the Princess of Monaco. She was born in Philadelphia, to parents who were self-made and earned recognition in their respective professions. Grace had an innate interest for acting and from her early childhood she dreamt of becoming an actress. However, her family did not approve of acting and modelling as a career, and she had to embark on this journey all by herself. She managed to enrol at the ‘American Academy of Dramatic Arts’ and after completing her course at the institute, she joined the Broadway. She had acting skills but she did not succeed at the Broadway. Soon she realised her true calling and made a shift in career by opting for roles in television. Her talent did not go unnoticed and she was soon offered roles in movies. Her first lead role was in the film ‘High Noon’ where she was cast alongside Gary Cooper. Eventually, she climbed the ladder of success and marked her position in the film industry. However, when she was at the zenith of her career, she entered the wedlock with Prince Rainier III of Monaco. She then became the Princess of Monaco and with the title came many responsibilities and obligations, owing to which she had to forgo her acting career
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Nick Name: Graciebird, Gracie
Also Known As: Grace Patricia Kelly
Died At Age: 52
Spouse/Ex-: Rainier III, Rainier III, Prince of Monaco (m. 1956–1982), Prince of Monaco (m. 1956–1982)
father: John B. Kelly Sr.
mother: Margaret Katherine Majer Kelly
siblings: Elizabeth Anne Kelly, John B. Kelly Jr., Margaret Katherine Kelly
children: Albert II, Albert II, Prince of Monaco, Caroline, Caroline, Princess of Hanover, Prince of Monaco, Princess of Hanover, Princess Stéphanie of Monaco
Born Country: United States
Died on: September 14, 1982
place of death: La Colle, Monaco
U.S. State: Pennsylvania
Notable Alumni: Neighborhood Playhouse School Of The Theatre
Ancestry: Irish American, German American
Cause of Death: Car Accident
City: Philadelphia
Founder/Co-Founder: World Association of Children's Friends
education: American Academy Of Dramatic Arts, Neighborhood Playhouse School Of The Theatre
Humanitarian Work: Founder of ‘AMADE Mondiale’
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Grace Kelly's most famous film was "Rear Window," directed by Alfred Hitchcock and released in 1954.
Grace Kelly's fashion style was known for being elegant, sophisticated, and timeless, often featuring tailored silhouettes and classic accessories.
Yes, Grace Kelly had three children with Prince Rainier III of Monaco: Princess Caroline, Prince Albert, and Princess Stéphanie.
Grace Kelly was inspired to retire from acting by her marriage to Prince Rainier III of Monaco in 1956, as she shifted her focus to her royal duties and family life.
Grace Kelly was involved in various philanthropic causes, including supporting the arts, advocating for children's welfare, and promoting cultural exchange between the United States and Monaco.
Grace Kelly was known for her love of animals, particularly her pet dog named Oliver. She often brought Oliver along to film sets and public events.
Grace Kelly was an accomplished sportswoman and enjoyed activities such as skiing, swimming, and horseback riding.
In addition to her success in Hollywood, Grace Kelly was also recognized for her philanthropic efforts, supporting various charities and causes throughout her life.
Grace Kelly had a passion for photography and often captured candid moments behind the scenes on film sets, showcasing her artistic eye and attention to detail.
Grace Kelly Movies
(Mystery, Thriller)
(Film-Noir, Thriller, Crime)
(Thriller, Western, Drama)
(Mystery, Thriller, Romance)
(Drama, Music)
(Documentary)
(Comedy, Musical, Romance)
(Film-Noir, Drama, Thriller)
(Romance, Adventure, Drama)
(Drama, Romance, War)
Awards
1955 | Best Actress in a Leading Role | The Country Girl (1954) |
1956 | World Film Favorite - Female | Winner |
1955 | Best Actress - Drama | The Country Girl (1954) |
1954 | Best Supporting Actress | Mogambo (1953) |
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