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Anne Anderson
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Born
March 15
,
1937
·
Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA
Mini Bio
Anne Anderson was born on March 15, 1937 in Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA. She is a writer and actress, known for
True Colors (1990)
,
Sea Hunt (1958)
and
Highway Patrol (1955)
. She was previously married to
Bert Convy
.
Family
Spouse
Bert Convy
(October 10, 1959 - 1990) (divorced, 3 children)
Children
Jennifer Convy
Joshua Convy
Jonah Convy
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Mother of
Jennifer Convy
,
Joshua Convy
and
Jonah Convy
. Joshua is an accountant.
Also helped craft husband
Bert Convy
's nightclub act and wrote material for his appearances as guest host on
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson (1962)
.
Started writing in the 1970s. Has worked on such TV shows as
Alice (1976)
,
Love, Sidney (1981)
,
One Day at a Time (1975)
and
It's Not Easy (1982)
, the last-mentioned starring her husband at the time,
Bert Convy
.
Met future husband
Bert Convy
in 1958, when a mutual friend brought her to see Convy hoof and croon and joke around in "The Billy Barnes Revue".
Went to L.A. in the late 1950s with visions of becoming a dancer and studied acting at the Pasadena Playhouse.
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