Angie Dickinson Age, Now, Hot, Daughter, Movies, Net Worth

About Angie Dickinson

Angie Dickinson was born on September 30, 1931, in Kulm, North Dakota. She moved to California with her family around the age of 10. Dickinson attended Glendale College and worked as a secretary before delving into acting. Her breakthrough film performance was in Howard Hawks’ Rio Bravo. In the 1970s, she starred on the television series Police Woman. In 1980, Dickinson appeared in Brian DePalma’s film Dressed To Kill. She later starred in the 1993 miniseries Wild Palms. Her later film work includes Pay It Forward (2000) and Big Bad Love (2001).

Angie Dickinson has left a big stamp of success in her life. She has played in more than 50 films in her six-decade-long career. She is mainly known for playing a role in Gun the Man Down in 1956, and Rio Bravo in 1959, for which she was honored with the Golden Globe Award for New Star of the Year. Most of her notable films include Ocean’s 11, Jessica, The Killers, Point Black, The Chase, Big Bad Mama, and more. From 1974 to 1978, Dickinson starred in NBC crime series Police Woman as Sergeant Leann “Pepper” Anderson receiving a Golden Globe Award for Best Actress- Television Series Drama. She has made several appearances in many mini-series as well. As of 2009, she starred in a Hallmark Channel film, Mending Fences.

Bio/Wiki

Birth Name	Angie Dickinson
Nick Name	Angie
Age	(as in 2022) 91 Years
Religion	Roman Catholic
Sun Sign/Zodiac Sign	Libra
Birth Place	Kulm, North Dakota, United States
Date of Birth	30 September 1931  [1]wikipedia
Nationality	American
Residence	Not Known
Home Town	Not Known
Hobbies	Not Known

Physical  Stats

Height (Approx.)	5 ft 5 in or 165 cm
Weight (Approx.)	56 kg or 123.5 lbs
Figure Measurements
Breast Size	Not Known
Hips Size	Not Known
Waist Size	Not Known
Extra Ordinary Features
Race / Ethnicity	German descent
Hair Color	Blonde
Eye Color	Dark Brown
S*xual Orientation	Straight
Dress Size	Not Known
Shoe Size	Not Known

Family

Mother’s Name	Fredericka Hehr
Father’s Name	Leo Henry Brown
Brother	Not Known
Sister	Not Known

Husband/Spouse	Gene Dickinson (1951-1960) Frank Sinatra (1954-1964) Dean Martin (1959) Richard Burton (1959) Richard Brooks (1959) George Jessel (1959) John F. Kennedy (1960-1961) Vincente Minnelli (1960) Arthur M. Loew Jr. (1961-1962) Anthony George (1962) Charles K. Feldman (1962) Johnny Grant (1962) Eddie Fisher (1964) Burt Bacharach (1964-1981) Burt Bacharach (1964-1981) David Janssen (1966-1976) William Shatner (1973-1974) Johnny Carson (1983) Julio Iglesias (1984-1986) Billy Vera (1986-1989)
Marriage Date	Not Known
Children	Nikki Bacharach

Personal Life

School	Bellarmine-Jefferson High School
College/University	Immaculate Heart College Glendale Community College
Educational Qualification	Degree in Business
Profession	Actress
Brands Endorsed	Martini & Rossi Vermouth California Avocados
Career Manager	Richard Clayton

Awards

N/A

Relationship & more

Affairs/Boyfriends

Paul Michael Glaser Larry King

Favorite Things

Favourite Actress	Not Known
Favourite Actors	Not Known
Favourite Colors	Not Known
Favourite Sport	Not Known
Controversies	Not Known

Money Factor

Angie Dickinson is an American actress who has a net worth of $30 million. Angie Dickenson has earned her net worth thanks to a successful acting career in TV and films.

Estimated Net Worth in 2022 (Approx)	$30 million
Estimated Net Worth in 2021 (Approx)	Under Review
Annual Salary	Under Review
Income Source	Actress

Born Angeline Brown on September 30, 1931, in Kulm, North Dakota, USA, she acquired her professional name, Angie Dickinson, from her marriage to former football star Gene Dickinson (from 1952 to 1960). Even though she excelled in portraying smart, sexy, tough-minded women on both the small and the big screen, Angie made her career beginnings in national beauty pageants which subsequently led to small television roles.

Filmography

Movies List
1954	Lucky Me
1955	Tennessee’s Partner The Return of Jack Slade Man with the Gun
1956	Down Liberty Road Hidden Guns Tension at Table Rock Gun the Man Down The Black Whip
1957	Shoot-Out at Medicine Bend China Gate Calypso Joe Run of the Arrow
1958	I Married a Woman Cry Terror!
1959	Rio Bravo
1960	I’ll Give My Life The Bramble Bush Ocean’s Eleven
1961	A Fever in the Blood The Sins of Rachel Cade
1962	Jessica Rome Adventure
1963	Captain Newman, M.D.
1964	The Killers
1965	The Art of Love
1966	The Chase Cast a Giant Shadow The Poppy Is Also a Flower
1967	Point Blank The Last Challenge
1969	Sam Whiskey Some Kind of a Nut Young Billy Young
1971	Pretty Maids All in a Row The Resurrection of Zachary Wheeler See the Man Run
1972	The Outside Man
1974	Big Bad Mama
1979	Jigsaw (L’Homme en colère)
1980	Klondike Fever Dressed to Kill
1981	Charlie Chan and the Curse of the Dragon Queen Death Hunt
1984	Terror in the Aisles
1987	Big Bad Mama II
1993	Even Cowgirls Get the Blues
1995	Sabrina
1996	The Maddening The Sun, the Moon and the Stars
2000	The Last Producer Duets
2001	Pay It Forward Big Bad Love Ocean’s Eleven
2004	Elvis Has Left the Building
Movie(TV)
1968	A Case of Libel
1970	The Love War
1971	Thief See the Man Run
1973	The Norliss Tapes
1974	Pray for the Wildcats
1977	A Sensitive, Passionate Man
1978	Ringo Overboard
1979	The Suicide’s Wife
1981	Dial M for Murder
1982	One Shoe Makes It Murder
1984	Jealousy A Touch of Scandal
1987	Stillwatch Police Story: The Freeway Killings
1988	Once Upon a Texas Train
1989	Fire and Rain Prime Target
1991	Kojak: Fatal Flaw
1992	Treacherous Crossing
1996	Remembrance
1997	Deep Family Secrets The Don’s Analyst
1999	Sealed with a Kiss
2009	Mending Fences
Tv Series
1954	I Led 3 Lives The Mickey Rooney Show Death Valley Days
1955	City Detective Buffalo Bill, Jr. Matinee Theatre It’s a Great Life
1956	General Electric Theater It’s a Great Life The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp Chevron Hall of Stars Four Star Playhouse The Millionaire Schlitz Playhouse of Stars Broken Arrow
1957	The Gray Ghost Gunsmoke Cheyenne Alcoa Theatre Have Gun – Will Travel M Squad Meet McGraw Meet McGraw
1956–57	The Lineup
1958	The Restless Gun Perry Mason The Bob Cummings Show Tombstone Territory State Trooper Colt .45 Studio 57 The People’s Choice Mike Hammer Mike Hammer Target Northwest Passage Man with a Camera
1959	Wagon Train Men Into Space
1960	Lock Up
1962	Checkmate The Alfred Hitchcock Hour The Dick Powell Show
1964	The Fisher Family
1965	The Fugitive The Man Who Bought Paradise The Alfred Hitchcock Hour Dr. Kildare
1966	The Virginian Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre Password
1971	The Man and the City
1972	Ghost Story
1973	Hec Ramsey
1974	Police Story
1974–78	Police Woman
1978	Pearl
1982	Cassie & Co.
1984	Hollywood Wives
1991	Empty Nest
1993	Wild Palms Daddy Dearest
1997	Diagnosis Murder Ellen George & Leo The Larry Sanders Show
2004	Judging Amy  [2]IMDB

Some unknown facts about

• Angie Dickson spent the first decade of her life in Kulm before moving to Burbank, California in 1942.
• Angie’s father was a writer, editor, and news publisher for the Kulm Messenger and the Edgeley Mail.
• Angie Dickson had developed an interest in acting at an early and has credited her father’s side job as a projectionist in her town’s only movie theatre.
• Angie Dickson inherited her father’s skill for writing and won the Sixth Annual Bill of Rights essay contest while she was in school.
• Initially, Angie wanted to be a writer just like her father.
• Between 1950 and 1952, she worked as a secretary at Lockheed Air Terminal in Burbank and at a parts factory.
• In June 1994, she bought the home of cartoonist Walter Lantz for approximately $ 1.25 million.
  She was discovered by a casting agent after having attained 2nd place at a local preliminary modeling contest for Miss America.
• Angie started her career in the showbiz as one of 6 long-stemmed showgirls for The Jimmy Durante Show in 1955.
• She once stated that she “dressed for women and undressed for men”.
• Angie Dickson is a supporter of the Democratic political party. She also voted for former President John F. Kennedy at the presidential elections in 1960.
• In January 1999, she was listed at #42 on Playboy magazine’s “100 Sexiest Stars of the Century.”