Nan Wynn

Artist Biography For Nan Wynn

Nan Wynn May 8 1918 - March 21 1971 Was An American Big-Band Singer And Actress. Born On May 8 1918 In Johnstown Pennsylvania. Wynn Recorded With Many Well-Known Orchestras Including Those Of Teddy Wilson Freddie Rich Raymond Scott And Hal Kemp. Wynn Appeared In Many Films Usually As A Nightclub Singer With A Starring Role Opposite William Lundigan In The 1941 Film A Shot In The Dark 1941 As Well As Appearances In Other Such Films As Million Dollar Baby 1941 Princess O'Rourke 1943 And Intrigue 1947 . Wynn Is Perhaps Best-Known For Dubbing Rita Hayworth's Singing Voice In Several Of Her Films Including My Gal Sal 1942 And You Were Never Lovelier 1942 . 1 She Appeared In Billy Rose's 1944 Broadway Musical Production The Seven Lively Arts. Married For A Time To Producer Writer And Director Cy Howard The Two Later Divorced. Wynn Died Of Cancer On March 21 1971 In Santa Monica California.

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Biography - Nan Wynn

Nan Wynn May 8 1918 - March 21 1971 Was An American Big-Band Singer And Actress. Born On May 8 1918 In Johnstown Pennsylvania. Wynn Recorded With Many Well-Known Orchestras Including Those Of Teddy Wilson Freddie Rich Raymond Scott And Hal Kemp. Wynn Appeared In Many Films Usually As A Nightclub Singer With A Starring Role Opposite William Lundigan In The 1941 Film A Shot In The Dark 1941 As Well As Appearances In Other Such Films As Million Dollar Baby 1941 Princess O'Rourke 1943 And Intrigue 1947 . Wynn Is Perhaps Best-Known For Dubbing Rita Hayworth's Singing Voice In Several Of Her Films Including My Gal Sal 1942 And You Were Never Lovelier 1942 . 1 She Appeared In Billy Rose's 1944 Broadway Musical Production The Seven Lively Arts. Married For A Time To Producer Writer And Director Cy Howard The Two Later Divorced. Wynn Died Of Cancer On March 21 1971 In Santa Monica California. read less

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