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Laura Devon was born May 23, 1931, in Chicago. Her birth name has been given as either Mary Lou Briley [1] or Mary Laura Briley. Her father was identified in the press as Merrill Devon, an automotive engineer, and her mother as Velma Prather. [2] Devon attended school in Chicago and Grosse Pointe. [2] She entered Wayne State University ...
Laura Devon. Actress: Gunn. Gorgeous, well-endowed singer/actress Laura Devon arrived in Tinseltown during the early 1960s, but gave notice less than a decade later and retired permanently after her fourth marriage.
Laura Devon. Actress: Gunn. Gorgeous, well-endowed singer/actress Laura Devon arrived in Tinseltown during the early 1960s, but gave notice less than a decade later and retired permanently after her fourth marriage. She made only five films. Laura was categorized as one of those beautiful bouffant blondes of film and TV who were usually cast as diverting set decoration -- the equally blonde lovelies Sharon Tate, Yvette Mimieux and Dorothy Provine,...
Jul 27, 2007 · Laura Devon, 76, who had a short film and TV acting career in the 1960s, died of heart failure July 19 at her Beverly Hills home, said her son, screenwriter Kevin Jarre.
Laura Devon was widely known for her acting on the big screen. Devon's career started out on the small screen, landing roles on the series "The Twilight Zone" (CBS, 1959-1964) and "The Richard ...
Jul 5, 2019 · Laura Devon, born Mary Lou Briley was a captivating, generously endowed singer and actress who was scouted in 1961 by a 20th Century-Fox talent agent. Though she was discovered by 20th Century-Fox, she was signed by Universal when she was found to be very photogenic. Her big break came when she played the role of a supporting cast member on The ...
Biography. Laura Devon was widely known for her acting on the big screen. Devon's career started out on the small screen, landing roles on the series "The Twilight Zone" (CBS, 1959-1964) and "The Richard Boone Show" (NBC, 1963-65). Devon began to focus on film after appearing in "Goodbye, Charlie" (1964), "Red Line 7000" (1965) and "A Covenant ...
