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Patricia Blair
Patricia Blair was an American actress known for her work in film and television during the mid-20th century. Here's a bio of Patricia Blair:
Full Name: Patsy Lou Blake
Birth Date: January 15, 1933
Birthplace: Fort Worth, Texas, USA
Death Date: September 9, 2013
Early Life and Education:
- Patricia Blair was born as Patsy Lou Blake in Fort Worth, Texas.
- She attended Arlington Heights High School in Fort Worth.
Career Beginnings:
- Patricia Blair's acting career began in the 1950s when she moved to New York City and started working in theater.
Breakthrough Role:
- Her breakthrough in film came with her role as Lou Mallory in the movie "Jump into Hell" (1955).
Television Career:
- Patricia Blair had a successful television career, appearing in numerous TV shows during the 1950s, '60s, and '70s.
- She had guest roles in popular shows like "Gunsmoke," "Perry Mason," "Rawhide," "Wagon Train," and "Bonanza."
Notable Works:
- Patricia Blair starred in the TV western series "Daniel Boone" (1964-1970), playing the role of Rebecca Boone, the wife of the title character portrayed by Fess Parker.
Later Career:
- After "Daniel Boone," Blair continued to make guest appearances on various television shows and took on occasional film roles.
Personal Life:
- Patricia Blair was married twice and had one son.
Death:
- Patricia Blair passed away on September 9, 2013, at the age of 80.
Legacy:
- Patricia Blair is remembered for her contributions to film and television, particularly for her role as Rebecca Boone in "Daniel Boone."
Please note that the information provided here is based on data available up to September 2021. Patricia Blair's life and career may have been subject to new discoveries or developments since then.
Personal Information
1. Stage Name: Patricia Blair was born as Patsy Lou Blake but changed her name to Patricia Blair when she started her acting career.
2. Early Career: Before becoming an actress, Patricia Blair worked as a model and a secretary.
3. Film Debut: Her film debut was in the 1953 movie "Three for Bedroom C," where she had an uncredited role.
4. Broadway Appearance: Before transitioning to film and television, Patricia Blair appeared on Broadway in the play "Mr. President" in 1962.
5. TV Westerns: Blair became well-known for her roles in TV westerns. Apart from "Daniel Boone," she appeared in other western shows like "The Rifleman" and "Rawhide."
6. Fess Parker Connection: Patricia Blair starred alongside Fess Parker in "Daniel Boone." The two had previously worked together in the film "Them!" (1954).
7. Versatility: Although she was associated with westerns, Patricia Blair showcased her acting versatility with guest appearances on various TV shows across different genres.
8. Stage Revival: In the 1980s, Patricia Blair returned to the stage to star in a revival of the play "Harvey."
9. Animal Rights Activism: In addition to her acting career, Patricia Blair was an animal rights activist and was involved in various animal welfare causes.
10. Retirement: Patricia Blair gradually retired from acting in the 1980s and chose to focus on her personal life.
Please note that the information provided here is based on data available up to September 2021. Patricia Blair's life and career may have been subject to new discoveries or developments since then.
