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Grace Patricia KELLY, 1928–1982?> (aged 53 years)
- Name
- Grace Patricia /KELLY/
- Surname
- KELLY
- Given names
- Grace Patricia
father |
1890–1960
Birth: about 1890
— Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Death: June 1960 |
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mother |
1899–1990
Birth: about 1899
— Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Death: 6 January 1990 |
herself |
1928–1982
Birth: 12 November 1928
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— Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Death: 14 September 1982 — Cap d'Ail, French Riviera, France |
brother |
John KELLY Jr.
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husband |
1923–2005
Birth: 31 May 1923
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— Monaco Death: 6 April 2005 — Monaco |
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herself |
1928–1982
Birth: 12 November 1928
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— Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Death: 14 September 1982 — Cap d'Ail, French Riviera, France |
daughter |
Princess Caroline of MONACO
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son |
Prince Albert of MONACO
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daughter |
Princess Stephanie of MONACO
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Death of a father
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Death
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Cause of death: Car accident |
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Unique identifier
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665F5B3AC9EB0B46BAA4A015FE83628FE48F
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Note
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Elegantly beautiful, Kelly won a best actress Oscar in 1954 for The Country Girl (a drama in which she starred opposite Bing Crosby). She is still better known for playing the gorgeous, reserved blonde in three Alfred Hitchcock films: Dial M for Murder (1954), Rear Window (1954, with Jimmy Stewart) and To Catch a Thief (1955, with Cary Grant). While attending the Cannes film festival she met Prince Rainier III of Monaco; the two were married on 18 April 1956 and Kelly abandoned her acting career to become Princess Grace. She was killed in a 1982 auto accident in Monaco, in which she apparently suffered a stroke and then crashed while driving with her daughter Stephanie. |
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