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the versatile stage and screen actress Her
continually attracts honors. versioi
She's won Emmy and Tony Awards, nomin
has been nominated three times for came I
Academy Awards and has just received neight
a fourth nomination for her role as the and fc
mother in "Testament," the moving
odyssey of a family's death in a AL1
nuclear holocaust. produ
The ingredients are all there ? the "Cala
classic tilt of the head, the gentle voice, tomor
the trim body breathes elegance, the "I
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unique range of characters. And "Cala
talent. woma
wife.
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ferent people," she said in an interview driver,
with The Associated Press. "That's gambl
why I wanted to become an actress," Ale:
she said. in Bro
Alexander grew wrinkled and embit- In s
tered as Eleanor Roosevelt, a role that and tl
earned her an Emmy nomination. She Scotia
won an Emmy for her 1980 portrayal acted
of Alma Rose, who led an inmate or- becam
chestra for the Nazis at Auschwitz in "a wo
''Playing for Time."
As the timid white wife of black Or*
prize fighter Jack Johnson in "The ed, a
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ction company. Her first effort, and gave them my resume i
mity Jane," will be televised and said if they ever
row night. understudy to call," Alexa
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n could ? mother, whore, mid- Thousand Clowns." It wi
nurse, cook, laundress, stage stint in theater.
driver, crack snot, Pony Express
, Army scout, poker player, ALEXANDER WOULE
er and drunk." more female directors, but
tander was born Jane Quigley, mediate plans to become o
okline, Mass. "I'm too concerned abo
chool, Sarah Lawrence College actress, because as I g
tie University of Edinburgh in there's more open for me,
nd, she majored in math and "We have a society wher
on the side. After school, she population is getting larger
e a ski bum, which she says was "When I was young,
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