Margaret O'Brien
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| Known for: |
Meet Me in St. Louis, Little Women, Jane Eyre |
| Birth name: |
Angela Maxine O'Brien |
| Birthday: |
15 January 1937,
San Diego, California, USA |
Trivia

Received the Women's International Center (WIC) Living Legacy Award in 1996.

So skillful but natural was this young actress that when called upon by a certain director to gush some tears, she quite innocently asked: "When I cry, do you want the tears to run all the way down, or should I stop them halfway down?"

In a practice common among child actors at the time, O'Brien adopted as her professional first name the she name of the character who was her first credited part in
Journey for Margaret.

Her special Academy Award as Outstanding Juvenile Performer for
Meet Me in St. Louis was stolen and she was unable to regain it for nearly fifty years when two antique collectors came across it in an antique shop and managed to give it back to O'Brien.

Gave birth to her only child, daughter Mara Tolene Thorsen, in 1977.

In 1959, Ms. O'Brien starred in a national stage tour of "The Young And The Beautiful" by author
Sally Benson (creator of the book that became O'Brien's most famous film,
Meet Me in St. Louis). Co-starring opposite O'Brien in the stage play of "The Young And The Beautiful" was
Dirk Wayne Summers, who later became an award winning writer and director in films and television.

Measurements: 33-21-34 (at age 18), (Source: Celebrity Sleuth magazine)

In April 2006, O'Brien was presented with one of the first two Lifetime Achievement Awards ever awarded by the SunDeis Film Festival at Brandeis University. (
Celeste Holm received the other.)
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