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Lee Remick and Laurence Harvey in Der zweite Mann (1963)
Her son, Matt Colleran, was a founding member of Los Angeles-based rock band, Mary's Danish. He wrote (with Gretchen Seager) the band's biggest hit, "Don't Crash the Car Tonight".
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Paul Newman and Lee Remick in Der lange heiße Sommer (1958)
Her role in Anatomy of a Murder (1959) was intended for Lana Turner, who got fired when she insisted that her off-the-rack costumes, (suitable for the part of an Army wife), be designed by splashy Jean Louis. Later, Remick was announced to replace Marilyn Monroe in the unfinished Something's Got to Give (1962), but loyal co-star Dean Martin demanded that the studio reinstate the fired Monroe.
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Paul Newman, Lee Remick, and Joanne Woodward in Der lange heiße Sommer (1958)
Lee's second husband, British producer Kip Gowans, worked with Lee on a number of TV movies including The Women's Room (1980), and Rearview Mirror (1984).
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Lee Remick in Das Omen (1976)
In 1962, Lee, who was with 20th Century Fox, briefly replaced the excessively tardy Marilyn Monroe on the film Something's Got to Give (1962). Lee never got past a few wardrobe fittings. Dean Martin, the film's co-star, refused to work with anyone but Marilyn and threatened to quit. As a result, Marilyn was brought back. The project was eventually scrapped.
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Lee Remick in Das Omen (1976)
A very weak, almost unrecognizable Lee made one of her last public appearances on April 29, 1991, to receive her star on the "Hollywood Walk of Fame." In the last stages of her kidney cancer, her face was extremely bloated by the chemo treatments she was receiving. Jack Lemmon, her Days of Wine and Roses (1962) co-star, was at the ceremony to lend love and support. She died two months later on July 2nd.
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Lee Remick and Harvey Stephens in Das Omen (1976)
She was cremated at Westwood Memorial Park and services held at a later date. Elizabeth Taylor attended and eulogies were delivered by good friends Jack Lemmon and Gregory Peck. Her children, Kate and Matt Colleran, sang the title song from one of her Broadway musical shows "Anyone Can Whistle."
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Gregory Peck and Lee Remick in Das Omen (1976)
Discovered she had tumors on her kidneys and lungs while filming in France in 1989. She had a remission in 1990 before the cancer returned again.
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Gregory Peck, Lee Remick, and Harvey Stephens in Das Omen (1976)
Was nominated for Broadway's 1966 Tony Award as Best Actress (Dramatic) for "Wait Until Dark."
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Lee Remick and Harvey Stephens in Das Omen (1976)
Jack Lemmon, who played her husband in Days of Wine and Roses (1962), was her favorite co-star.
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Gregory Peck and Lee Remick in Das Omen (1976)
Was originally cast in the role ultimately played by Mary Tyler Moore in Ordinary People (1980).
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Lee Remick and George Segal in Bizarre Morde (1968)
She died only four days before her Jennie: Lady Randolph Churchill (1974) co-star Thorley Walters.
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James Coburn and Lee Remick in Der Killer und die Dirne (1969)
Gave birth to her 1st child at age 23, a daughter Kate Colleran on January 1, 1959. Child's father is her 1st [now ex] husband, Bill Colleran.
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Lee Remick in Der Killer und die Dirne (1969)
Gave birth to her 2nd child at age 25, a son Matt Colleran on June 7, 1961. Child's father is her 1st [now ex] husband, Bill Colleran.
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Lee Remick, Claude Dauphin, Patrick Magee, etc.
Lee's paternal grandfather was the son of Irish immigrants. Lee's other ancestry was English (where her maternal grandmother was born, and from where many of her other ancestors had immigrated to Massachusetts in the 1600s).
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James Coburn and Lee Remick in Der Killer und die Dirne (1969)
Her father, Frank Remick, was founder of Remick's Department Store in Quincy, Massachusetts.
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James Coburn and Lee Remick in Der Killer und die Dirne (1969)
In 1988 she declared These Thousand Hills (1959) was the least favorite of her films.
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Katharine Hepburn, Joseph Cotten, Lee Remick, Kate Reid, Paul Scofield, Edward Albee, etc.
Alcoholic Montgomery Clift's career was in decline, when he was considered for Wild River (1960). Director Elia Kazan made him promise he wouldn't drink. The actor kept his word with the support of sympathetic co-stars Jo Van Fleet and Lee Remick.
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Lee Remick and Paul Scofield in Empfindliches Gleichgewicht (1973)
Although she liked the European locations for Hard Contract (1969), she thought the film didn't work and was a disaster. However, she met first assistant director and future husband Kip Gowans on the film.
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Lee Remick, Kate Reid, and Paul Scofield in Empfindliches Gleichgewicht (1973)
Katharine Hepburn befriended Remick after A Face in the Crowd (1957) and wanted her to be in Desk Set (1957), in which she would star with Spencer Tracy. Tracy thought that the part wasn't good enough for Remick and advised her not to play it. She didn't and the part went to Dina Merrill. Remick later co-starred with Hepburn in A Delicate Balance (1973).
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Lee Remick in Ein Mann namens Hennessy (1975)
Early in her career was scheduled to play Jean Harlow in a film that never materialized.
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