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Jean Stapleton Wiki Biography

• Jean Stapleton was a legendary actress, known mostly for her appearance in the “All in the Family” film. 
• Jean starred in many different TV shows and movies throughout her career and won many awards, such as the Golden Globe, the Primetime Emmy Award, the Lone Star Film & Television Award, and others. 
• Sadly, Jean Stapleton died in 2013 and a brilliant actress was lost to the television and film industries. 
• The estimated net worth of Jean was 10 million dollars. 
• It is clear that her prosperous career as an actress was the principal source of this amount of money. 
• Jeanne Murray, also known as Jean Stapleton to the public, was born in New York in 1923. 
• Jean’s mother was an opera singer, so it was not anything new for her to act. 
• Her acting career started when she appeared in the play called ‘American Gothic’ in 1941. 
• She later starred in musicals such as Juno, Funny Girl, Bells Are Ringing, and Darn Yankees. 
• These performances really started out with the net worth of Jean Stepleton. 
• She has collaborated with actors such as Julie Harris, John Forsythe, Constance Ford, Geraldine Brooks, Don Grady, Tina Cole, Fred MacMurray, and others. 
• Her performances in these shows had an enormous effect on the development of the net worth of Stapleton. 
• She later appeared in films such as “Klute” and “Cold Turkey.” 
• Jean Stapleton began one of her most prominent roles in 1971, that of Edith Bunker in the “All in the Family” TV show, which was one of the key sources of Jean’s net worth. 
• Rob Reiner, Sally Struthers, Carroll O’Connor, and others were additional actors who appeared in this film. 
• She also appeared later on in the “Archie Bunker’s Place” follow-up sequence, but she soon tired of it and left the show. 
• Jean was inducted into the Television Hall of Fame in 2002 and into the American Theatre Hall of Fame as well, proving that Stapleton was a well-known actress and one of the greatest. 
• “IMDB Wikipedia “Archie Bunker’s Spot” (1979-1983) “Michael” (1986) “You’ve Got Mail” “All in the Family” (1971-1979) “American Gothic” (1941) $10 million 1.73 m 1976 Aaron Sorkin Abraham Foxman Academy Award Actor Actor African American AKM Alec Baldwin All in the American Civil War American Film Directors American Theatre Hall of Fame Family American Broadcasting Corporation (2002) Andrea McArdle A Fred MacMurray Geraldine Brooks Getty Images Giovanna Pucci Golden Globe Greenwich Mean Time HBO Jean Jean Putch Jean Stapleton Net Worth. 
• (1958) Don Grady Edith Bunker 69th Golden Globe Awards Manhattan Maureen Stapleton Michelle Beisner New Jersey Norman Lear October 15 Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Drama Series Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series Rob Reiner Sally Struthers Television Television Hall of Fame Tina Cole United Staat Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series 

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Jean Stapleton Trademarks

1. Her high-pitched nasally voice (as Edith Bunker on All in the Family (1971)).
2. Her husky voice.

Jean Stapleton Quotes

• There’s nothing like humor to burst what seems to be an enormous problem.
• [on her most famous character, Edith] She is not the typical American housewife. At least, I *hope* she’s not the typical American housewife. What Edith represents is the housewife who is still in bondage to the male figure, very submissive and restricted to the home. She is very naive, and she kind of thinks through a mist, and she lacks the education to expand her world. I would hope that most housewives are not like that. [But] I view her as a true and honest reflection of a woman who is part of a family like the Bunkers. She has her good points–she is very human, very honest, very compassionate, very intuitive, and in most situations she says the truth and pricks Archie’s inflated ego.
• [on being identified with Edith] The first time I was on [the TV quiz show] “Hollywood Squares”, I didn’t get one question until the end. I assumed it was because they thought I was a dingbat.

Jean Stapleton Important Facts

• She was cremated.
• Best friend of Carroll O’Connor.
• Lives in retirement in Manhattan. [November 2008]
• Her first Broadway appearance following her departure from long-term TV series hits (“All in the Family” and “Archie Bunker’s Place”) was the comedy “Arsenic and Old Lace,” alongside another actress (Polly Holliday) who was also trying to get some distance from her own long series of TV hits (“Alice” and “Flo”). Interestingly, Holliday was later replaced by Marion Ross in the “Arsenic” role. Ross also was aiming for her first Broadway appearance following a long TV run in “Happy Days.”.
• Was a staunch liberal Democrat and womens rights activist.
• In 1977 she was one the commissioners who helped put together the National Women’s Conference in Houston, a gathering of 2000 delegates from every U.S. state–part of International Women’s Year–to assist in the formulation of national policy on women’s issues.
• Cousin of Betty Jane Watson.
• Portrayed “Sister Miller” in the stage version of ‘Damn Yankees!’ and reprised her role in the movie Damn Yankees! (1958).
• Received an honorary degree from Wilson College and has a scholarship named after her.
• Best remembered by the public for her role as “Edith Bunker” on the TV series All in the Family (1971).
• In the TV episode The Defenders: The Hidden Jungle (1962), which aired 1 December 1962, an unknown actress at this time, she played a woman who witnessed a murder. In the episode, while on the witness stand, she is asked to point out the murderer. The actor playing the murderer was another unknown named Carroll O’Connor, who later starred with her in All in the Family (1971).
• Was offered the role of Jessica Fletcher on Murder, She Wrote (1984), but declined. (Ultimately, the role went to Angela Lansbury.)
• Was offered a role in Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory (1971), but turned it down to work on the pilot of All in the Family (1971).
• Ran Totem Pole Playhouse, a summer stock theater, in Caledonia State Park, outside Chambersburg, PA. Her husband was from the area. She and her children still visit frequently.
• Is a favorite of playwright Horton Foote, for whom she has acted in numerous plays, most recently “The Carpetbagger’s Children” at Lincoln Center (Closed June 2002).
• She won the role of Edith Bunker on All in the Family (1971) when creator Norman Lear directed her in his 1971 film Cold Turkey (1971).
• Mother of actor John Putch and actress Pamela Putch.

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