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Frances Bergen (née Westerman; [1] September 14, 1922 – October 2, 2006) was an American actress and fashion model. [ citation needed ] She was the wife of ventriloquist Edgar Bergen and the mother of actress Candice Bergen and film and television editor Kris Bergen.
Candice Bergen and her mother, actress Frances Bergen, at the 62nd Academy Awards March 26, 1990 Bergen is a political activist who once accepted a date with Henry Kissinger . [ 41 ] In 1967, she participated in a Yippie prank when she, Abbie Hoffman , and others threw dollar bills onto the floor of the New York Stock Exchange , leading to its ...
X Brands, Frances Bergen, and Jock Mahoney in Yancy Derringer (1959) In 1941, Bergen met 18-year-old Frances Westerman, a young fashion model who had graduated from Los Angeles High School the prior year. He spotted her in the audience of his radio program, where she was the guest of one of his staff members.
Bergen. Ventriloquist, Edgar Bergen, and his wife, model and actress, Frances Bergen (née Westerman), are the parents of actress, Candice Bergen. Candice was married to French director, Louis Malle. Berggren. Musician, Jonas Berggren, and his younger sisters, Malin (better known as Linn) and Jenny, are founding members of Ace of Base.
Frances Bergen (1922–2006), actress, wife of Edgar Bergen; Mary Kay Bergman (1961–1999), voice-over artist; Robyn Bernard (1959–2024), actress;
Frances Bergen – Madame Francine [9] Yancy's recurring love interest is Madame Francine. She is the strong-willed, beautiful owner of a members-only gambling house in New Orleans, and she or her business are often involved in Yancy's adventures. Her real name is Nora and she is actually Irish. Robert McCord, III – Captain Amos Fry
Murphy (Candice Bergen) returns to FYI after rehab at the Betty Ford clinic, and isn't sure she still has her edge.In her first week back she deals with Miles, (Grant Shaud) a new young executive producer; Corky, (), a new beauty-queen anchor; Eldin, (Robert Pastorelli), a hard-to-reach housepainter; and a publicity-seeking interview subject (Tony Goldwyn) who wants to avoid the one question ...
Special guests: Edgar Bergen and Frances Bergen. After the Sportsmen Quartet perform a Christmas musical number, "That's How Santa Claus Will Look This Year" (which segues into a middle commercial), Jack goes to Edgar Bergen's house to talk about being on the show; while he waits for Edgar, Frances sings a song.