Ann-Margret is a unique and iconic performer, known for her captivating screen presence and powerful performances. At 84 years old, she continues to enthrall audiences. Her breakout role in "Bye Bye Birdie" showcased her talent, alongside earlier work in "Pocketful of Miracles" opposite Bette Davis. Ann-Margret's career further flourished with her performance in "State Fair," solidifying her reputation in the musical genre. Cast with Elvis Presley, she earned the nickname the female Elvis, leading to a series of successful projects that defined her legacy.
Her presence is singular. The moment the celluloid begins to reel, an inner tiger is unleashed. To watch her is to be enthralled by her - the ferocious eyes, hair like fire, a near-permanent smirk.
Born in Sweden but mostly raised in America, her first movie, "Pocketful of Miracles" in 1960, put her opposite Bette Davis, whose daughter she portrayed.
Before "Birdie," she was already well on her way to stardom. "State Fair" with Pat Boone followed, establishing her musical chops in the last gasp of the Hollywood singing spectacle.
Cast opposite Elvis Presley - and dubbed the female Elvis - she became electricity ignited. A series of hits followed, each of which seemed like adjectives meant to describe their essence.
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