Angie Dickinson

Angie Dickinson, born Angeline Brown in 1931, ascended from television anthologies to stardom with roles in "Gunsmoke" and "Rio Bravo," earning a Golden Globe for her debut. Over six decades, she graced the screen in more than fifty films, from "China Gate" to "Point Blank," and starred in "Police Woman" for four years, winning a Golden Globe and earning three Emmy nominations. Dickinson's range extended to erotic thrillers like "Dressed to Kill" and later work in "Even Cowgirls Get the Blues" and "Big Bad Love," cementing her as a versatile actress with a career spanning Hollywood's golden age to its modern era.