Sandy Duncan



Sandy Duncan
  • Date of Birth: 20 February, 1946
  • Place of Birth: Henderson, Texas , U.S.
  • Biography: Sandra Kay "Sandy" Duncan (born February 20, 1946) is an American singer and actress of stage and television. Her most notable trademarks are her pixie cut blonde hairdo and her perky demeanor. Among her most prominent roles are the title role in the Broadway production of Peter Pan, and Sandy... Read more

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Duncan to star in Jennerstown 'Menagerie'
pittsburghlive.com – 2009-05-08
Television, stage and screen actress Sandy Duncan will star in "The Glass Menagerie" Sept. 15-27 at Mountain Playhouse in Jennerstown. Veteran Mountain Playhouse director Guy Stroman will direct Duncan in the role of Amanda Wingfield in Tennessee Williams' classic drama... ... Full Article

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Casa Mañana to present Driving Miss Daisy
pegasusnews.com – 2009-03-27
Driving Miss Daisy , the Pulitzer Prize-winning play, is coming to Casa Mañana Theatre for a one week engagement, April 21 - 26. Three-time Tony Award nominee and Texas native Sandy Duncan is Daisy Wertham, a wealthy, sharp-tongued, Southern widow... ... Full Article

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Actress Sandy Duncan: 'Memba Her?!
tmz.com – 2008-11-24
Sandy Duncan is best known for playing Peter Pan on Broadway, her Wheat Thins commercials and taking over for Valerie Harper in the '80s TV series "Valerie"/"Valerie's Family"/"The Hogan Family." ... Full Article

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Oh Sandy Baby
tmz.com – 2008-11-24
The 62-year-old resurfaced at a NYC event on Sunday, looking frozen in time.In the '70s, Sandy lost vision in her left eye after having a tumor removed from behind it. ... Full Article

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Celebrity Checkout -- Who got the munchies for Wheat Thins before checking out?
tmz.com – 2006-05-15
It's Rachel. She's definitely hotter than Sandy Duncan! Next Up: Which star craves sushi? ... Full Article

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Wall Over
villagevoice.com – 2002-11-19
The secret, of course, is that it was never really there. I refer to the conventional theater against which all good Downtownites believe themselves to be rebelling. ... Full Article

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