Perhaps best remembered for her work in "Random Harvest" with Ronald Coleman and "Mrs. Miniver" with Fredric March, who was this sophisticated, red-haired beauty that shocked her audiences with her transformation into the role of Eleanor Roosevelt in "Sunrise at Campobello?"

Greer Garson was considered to be among the upper crust of female actors. She received seven Academy Award nominations for the same film, "Mrs. Miniver," a war-time drama set in the English countryside. She protrayed many strong female roles including Elizabeth Bennet in "Pride and Prejudice," Marie Curie in "Madame Curie," and Eleanor Roosevelt in "Sunrise at Campobello," a role which require aging makeup and false teeth.

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