This Biography is about one of the best Actress Janet Leigh including her Height, weight, Age & Other Detail…
| Biography Of Janet Leigh | |
| Real Name | Janet Leigh |
| Profession | Actresses |
| Nick Name | Jeanette Helen Morrison |
| Famous as | Actress |
| Nationality | American |
| Personal life of Janet Leigh | |
| Born on | 06 July 1927 |
| Birthday | 6th July |
| Died At Age | 77 |
| Sun Sign | Cancer |
| Born in | Merced, California, U.S. |
| Died on | 03 October 2004 |
| Place of death | Los Angeles, California |
| Cause of Death | Famous People to Die of Heart Attack |
| Family Background of Janet Leigh | |
| Father | Frederick Robert Morrison |
| Mother | Helen Lita |
| Spouses/Partners | John Carlisle (m. 1942; annulled 1942), Stanley Reames (m. 1945; div. 1949), Tony Curtis (m. 1951; div. 1962), Robert Brandt (m. 1962; her death 2004) |
| Children | Kelly Curtis, Jamie Lee Curtis |
| Personal Fact of Janet Leigh | |
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Jeanette Helen Morrison, widely known as Janet Leigh, was a famous American actress, dancer, author and singer. She was awarded the world famous Golden Globe awards for her performance in the thriller movie named Psycho. She also received an Academy Award nomination for her role in the movie. She was the mother of Kelly cutis and Jamie Lee Curtis. Leigh got her initial break with the help of actress Norma Shearer. She made her debut in acting in the year of 1946 on radio following which she grabbed a contract with MGM in the year 1947. During her early life as an actor, she made a significant appearance in many major box-office hit movies of various genres such as Little Women, Act of Violence, Angels in the Outfield, The Naked Spur, Scaramouche and also Living It Up. Her marriage to actor Jamie Lee Curtis made headlines several times and finally, it ended up in a divorce in 1962. The same year, she decided to put a halt to her acting career. Though she did appear in some notable movies later but those were few and far between. Leigh died in 2004 after a year-long battle with a disease caused due to the inflammation of a blood vessel. |
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