Ann-Margret doesn’t have the fondest memories from “A Streetcar Named Desire.” The actress, 84, reflected on her experience playing Blanche DuBois in the 1984 TV movie based on Tennessee Williams’ ...

Ann-Margret was a sex symbol in the 1960s who starred in several high-profile movies. This 84-year-old artist not only had great looks, but she could also act, sing and dance, which made her a triple ...

Tennessee Williams had a strong desire for Ann-Margret to star as Blanche DuBois, but the role took a toll on the actress. Ann-Margret recalled working on the 1984 TV movie based on Williams' 1947 ...

Tennessee Williams had his eye on Ann-Margret to play Blanche DuBois, the tragic protagonist in his 1947 Pulitzer Prize-winning play, for a decade before his wish came true Ann-Margret sat down with ...

Legendary actress Ann-Margret is busier than ever as she approaches her 65th year in the entertainment industry. Once Ann-Margret (full name Ann-Margret Olsson) left her native Sweden for the U.S.

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One of entertainment's most legendary redheads is still going strong! Ann-Margret, 84, rose to superstardom in the '60s in iconic films like Bye Bye Birdie, Viva Las Vegas, and The Train Robbers.

Ann-Margret was absolutely glowing in her latest red carpet appearance just one month after reuniting with former costar Pat Boone. The Bye Bye Birdie actress attended the Daytime Beauty Awards at ...

Speak some evil: Anthony Hopkins and Ann-Margret starred in the 1978 cult horror movie that was directed by Richard Attenborough. By Borys Kit Senior Film Writer Magic starred Hopkins as Corky, a ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. "Big congratulations my dear @lindsaylohan on the release of Freakier Friday!" wrote Ann-Margret in the caption. Several fans ...