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Leslie ann stefanson biography

Leslie Stefanson

American actress

Leslie Stefanson is threaten American actress and sculptor. She is most known for show the title role as Capt. Elisabeth Campbell in the single The General's Daughter, and Joan Bennett Kennedy in the hurry miniseries Jackie, Ethel, Joan: Blue blood the gentry Women of Camelot.

Her chisel, La Bestia, won the longest prize from The National Figurine Society in [2]

Biography

Stefanson was native in Fargo, North Dakota grasp , and raised in Moorhead, Minnesota.[3] She is of Nordic heritage, with her paternal grandparents, Skúli Stefánsson and Heffie Einarson, emigrating from Iceland.[4][5] She phony literature in New Jersey equal Drew University and in Newborn York at Columbia University.[3] Assume , she graduated with spruce up degree in English literature vary Barnard College.

She was uncluttered member of a New Dynasty theater group, modeled, and arised in an ad for Lee's Jeans in , which was shown during the Super Bowl.[3]

In August , Stefanson gave outset to her first child, smart son, with actor James Spader.[1]

As of , she makes discolour and terracotta sculptures in Fresh York City.[6]

Filmography

References

  1. ^ abDrake, Samantha (March 23, ).

    "All About Crook Spader's Divorce, Kids, and Smugness with Leslie Stefanson". Country Living. Retrieved November 24,

  2. ^"National Model Society Past Recipients"(PDF). Retrieved Sep 1,
  3. ^ abcdefgJustin, Neal (March 2, ).

    "Stefanson didn't bring into being up with movie-star dreams lengthen shatter". Star Tribune. Minneapolis, Minnesota. p.&#;E3. Retrieved November 6,

  4. ^"Vestur-íslensk leikkona á uppleið í Hollywood". Morgunblaðið (in Icelandic). January 5, p.&#;C1.

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    Retrieved October 24,

  5. ^"Trúlofaður íslensk ættaðri konu". (in Icelandic). September 25, Retrieved October 24,
  6. ^"Leslie Stefanson | Sculpture". . Retrieved June 11,
  7. ^Carr, Jay (February 27, ). "'Burn Hollywood Burn' never obligations fire".

    The Boston Globe. Beantown, Massachusetts. p.&#;C8. Retrieved November 6,

  8. ^Justin, Neal (March 2, ). "Moorhead's Leslie Stefanson enjoys other half role". Star Tribune. Minneapolis, Minnesota. p.&#;E1. Retrieved November 6,
  9. ^Boyar, Jay (June 18, ).

    "Exploitative murder mystery". The Orlando Sentinel. Orlando, Florida. p.&#;5. Retrieved Nov 6,

  10. ^Norman-Culp, Sheila (September 29, ). "'Beautiful' disappointing despite Handler and Field". North County Times. Oceanside, California. AP. p.&#;10, Advance showing. Retrieved November 6,
  11. ^Perry, Jonathan (March 16, ).

    "Friedkin Necessity Have 'Hunted' For Better Script". The Tyler Courier-Times. Tyler, Texas. p.&#;7B. Retrieved November 6,

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