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- Q4769282 description "Actress, manager".
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- Q4769282 abstract "Annie Fargé (15 April 1934 – 4 March 2011) was a French actress named "most promising new star in a situation comedy" in 1961 when she played the title role in CBS's Angel.Born in Belgium as Henriette Goldfarb, she escaped the country with her family before the Nazi occupation. She wanted to become an actress; her mother opposed the idea, but relented when Fargé was accepted at the Conservatoire National.Fargé traveled to New York and later married dancer Dirk Sanders. The couple had a daughter, Leslie (Mrs. Tabuteau, French TV Producer), born shortly before Angel began filming in April 1960. Broadway producer Joshua Logan is said to have discovered Fargé and had her take English lessons. At the time of casting for the television series, Fargé was an understudy in the Broadway production of The World of Suzie Wong.She was signed for the Angel role by producer Jess Oppenheimer on the basis of CBS executive Robert Lewine's recommendation. Oppenheimer did not elect to do a screen test.The Angel pilot did not impress the network, but when Lewine screened it for sponsors S. C. Johnson and General Foods, both sponsors were sufficiently impressed to tell the network executive to put the show on the air or they would cancel their sponsorship of all CBS programs. Fargé played Angelique "Angel" Smith, the scatterbrained French wife of American architect John Smith, played by Marshall Thompson. Doris Singleton was her sympathetic neighbor Susie, and Don Keefer was Susie's husband George. The show was filmed at Desilu Studios. The series ran for thirty-three episodes. After Angel folded due to low ratings, Fargé appeared as a guest star in a few other series, including The Rifleman and Adventures in Paradise.Her last television appearance was in a 1964 episode of Perry Mason, "The Case of the Betrayed Bride," as she played the role of defendant Marie Claudet.Fargé divorced her husband and returned to France in the mid-1960s. Upon her return to France, Fargé became a theatrical producer (Hair, Godspell, Oh! Calcutta!, Jesus Christ Superstar) and was associate producer for the 1981 John Huston film Escape to Victory. She later became the manager of French singer Michel Polnareff.".
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- Q4769282 alternativeNames "Goldfarb, Henriette".
- Q4769282 birthDate "1934-04-15".
- Q4769282 birthName "Henriette Goldfarb".
- Q4769282 dateOfBirth "1934-04-15".
- Q4769282 dateOfDeath "2011-03-04".
- Q4769282 deathDate "2011-03-04".
- Q4769282 deathPlace "Neuilly-sur-Seine, Hauts-de-Seine, France".
- Q4769282 name "Annie Fargé".
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- Q4769282 occupation "Actress".
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- Q4769282 comment "Annie Fargé (15 April 1934 – 4 March 2011) was a French actress named "most promising new star in a situation comedy" in 1961 when she played the title role in CBS's Angel.Born in Belgium as Henriette Goldfarb, she escaped the country with her family before the Nazi occupation. She wanted to become an actress; her mother opposed the idea, but relented when Fargé was accepted at the Conservatoire National.Fargé traveled to New York and later married dancer Dirk Sanders.".
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