Glenn Close was born on March 19, 1947 in Greenwich, Connecticut.
Bringing to life the animated character Kala, Glenn Close
worked with Disney's for TARZAN and TARZAN II.
Ranking #7 was Glenn Close's performance as Alex Forrest
in FATAL ATTRACTION in 1987, on the American Film Institute's
villains list of the 100 years of The Greatest Screen Heroes
and Villains.
In her first feature film role Glenn Close earned an Academy
Award nomination, as Robin Williams mother in THE WORLD ACCORDING
TO GARP.
Glenn Close has been known to keep all her costumes after
filming different films.
Returning to Broadway in DEATH AND THE MAIDEN in 1992 Glenn
Close won her second Tony Award for her performance.
In 1983 Glenn Close played a contemporary yuppie in THE BIG
CHILL which gave her a oscar nomination.
The original production of UP WITH PEOPLE in 1964 was Glenn
Close's professional debut, as one fourth of the Green Glen
Singers.
As an executive producer and star, Glenn Close payed Sarah
in the made for TV movie SARAH, PLAIN AND TALL (1991) and
its sequel SKYLARK (1992).
Close made her Broadway debut in the production of Congrieve's
LOVE FOR LOVE.
In 1984 Glenn Close was hired to dub all of Andie MacDowell's
dialogue in GREYSTOKE: THE LEGEND OF TARZAN, LORD OF THE
APES, because Andie had such a heavy southern accent.
Glenn Close's other notable credits include...
