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| ⚫ | '''Susan Blakely''' (born ], ]), ], ], is an ] ] ] who has mainly played supporting roles. As the daughter of a career ] officer, Blakely was born in ] . She first came to ] in the early ] as a highly paid ] and then branched off into acting. Blakely's first major role was as Patty Simmons in the classic disaster movie '']''. She received recognition for her role in the 1974 film '']'' then gained wide popularity with her starring role in the 1976 television ] '']'' for which she won that year's Golden Globe Award for Best Actress and an Emmy nomination from the television academy. In ], she portrayed ] opposite ] (who played ]) in the television movie '']''. | ||
| Many critics believe that Blakely's best performance was in the title role of Frances Farmer in the ] television film based on the autobiography of Farmer, "]" for which she was nominated for the third time in the Best Actress category of the Golden Globes. In 2002, Blakely won the Best Actress Award at the California Independent Film Festival for her starring role in the film "Hungry Hearts". | Many critics believe that Blakely's best performance was in the title role of Frances Farmer in the ] television film based on the autobiography of Farmer, "]" for which she was nominated for the third time in the Best Actress category of the Golden Globes. In 2002, Blakely won the Best Actress Award at the California Independent Film Festival for her starring role in the film "Hungry Hearts". | ||
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| File:Blakely - Chamberlain.jpgSusan Blakely with Richard Chamberlain in "The Towering Inferno". |
Susan Blakely (born September 7, 1952), Frankfurt/Main, Germany, is an American movie actress who has mainly played supporting roles. As the daughter of a career Army officer, Blakely was born in Germany . She first came to Hollywood in the early 1970s as a highly paid fashion model and then branched off into acting. Blakely's first major role was as Patty Simmons in the classic disaster movie The Towering Inferno. She received recognition for her role in the 1974 film The Lords of Flatbush then gained wide popularity with her starring role in the 1976 television mini-series Rich Man, Poor Man for which she won that year's Golden Globe Award for Best Actress and an Emmy nomination from the television academy. In 1981, she portrayed Eva Braun opposite Anthony Hopkins (who played Hitler) in the television movie The Bunker.
Many critics believe that Blakely's best performance was in the title role of Frances Farmer in the 1982 television film based on the autobiography of Farmer, "Will There Really Be A Morning?" for which she was nominated for the third time in the Best Actress category of the Golden Globes. In 2002, Blakely won the Best Actress Award at the California Independent Film Festival for her starring role in the film "Hungry Hearts". In 1982, Blakely married media consultant and crisis management expert Stephen Jaffe, a former television producer.