Frances Lear - Net Worth, Age, Height, Husband, Family, Biography 2023
Frances Lear was born on July 14, 1923 in Hudson, New York, USA. She was a costume designer, known for He & She (1967), Divorce American Style (1967) and All That Glitters (1977). She was previously married to Norman Lear. She died on September 30, 1996 in Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA. In this article, we will talk about Frances Lear's Biography including Net Worth, Age, Birthday, Height, Weight, Family, Children etc.
Frances Lear Biography
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| Name | : | Frances Lear |
| Birth Name/Full Name | : | Frances Loeb |
| Nickname (s) | : | - |
| Other Name (s) | : | - |
| Gender | : | Female |
| Date of Birth | : | July 14, 1923 |
| Birthplace | : | Hudson, New York, USA |
| Citizenship | : | American |
| Height | : | - m |
| Weight | : | - kg |
| Profession (s) | : | Costume and Wardrobe Department , Costume Designer , Additional Crew |
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Frances Lear Age in 2023 and Birthday Info
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| Date of Birth | : | July 14, 1923 |
| Birth Place | : | Hudson, New York, USA |
| Country | : | United States |
| Date of Death | : | 1996-9-30 |
| Death Place | : | Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA (breast cancer) |
| Aged | : | 73 years |
| Next Birthday | : | 14 July, 2023 |
| Horoscope(Zodic Sign) | : | Cancer |
Frances Lear Height and Weight
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Frances Lear Family (Spouse, Children, Parents, Siblings, Relatives)
In this section, we will add Frances Lear's complete family information including her martial status, husbandorwife, children, parents, relatives, and siblings.
| Marital Status | : | Married |
| Spouse (s) | : | Norman Lear (7 December 1956 - 1986) (divorced) (2 children) |
| Children (s) | : | - |
| Parents (Father and Mother) | : | - |
| Relatives | : | - |
Frances Lear Social Accounts (Facebbok, Instagram, Twitter, Website)
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| Personal Website | : | Frances Lear Webiste |
Frances Lear Net Worth in 2023
You might be interested to know what was the net worth of Frances Lear at time when she died. The net worth of Frances Lear was $6 Million. We do not guarantee the net worth of Frances Lear is the exact amount. This is based on several sources on the internet.
Frances Lear Facts and Trivia
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- Used part of her $112 million divorce settlement from Norman Lear to found Lear's magazine. (1988)
- After "All That Glitters" was in production with an established cast, broadcast as an independent prime-time off-network series, Norman Lear created a bickering exiled Saudia Arabian oil Sheikh princess Abu Bahn and her prince husband which was based upon his own married relationship with Francis Lear. The Lear's asked their friends Rhea Perlman to be Sheikh Abu Bahn and Danny Devito as the Sheikh, to perform as the Suadia Arabian royal oil rich couple in their satire.
- "All That Glitters" is a television-sitcom by producer Norman Lear, who marketed the syndicated program through his company, Tandem - TAT Communications' program syndication division. The series ran five nights a week. The series consisted of 65 episodes; aired, beginning the third week in the month of April, between Monday April 18, continuing 13 weeks, ending Friday, July 15, 1977 in broadcast syndication. Jimmy Carter was the U.S. President (Democratic). People were listening to "Don't Leave Me This Way" by Thelma Houston. In the U.K. "Knowing Me Knowing You" by Abba was in the top 5 hits. "Annie Hall," directed by Woody Allen was one of the most viewed movies released in 1977 while "Oliver'S Story" by Erich Segal was one of the best selling books. The daily week-day "All That Glitters" sitcom, a spoof of the soap opera format, depicted the trials and tribulations of a group of female executives at the "Globatron" corporation. The twist of the series was that it was set within a world of complete role-reversal: Women were the "stronger sex," the executives and breadwinners, while the "weaker sex" - the men - were the secretaries or stay-at-home house-husbands. Men were often treated as sex objects. The series featured Eileen Brennan, Greg Evigan, Lois Nettleton, Wes Parker, Gary Sandy, Tim Thomerson, Jessica Walter, Rhea Perlman and Danny De Vito. Comic actor and cartoon voice artist Chuck McCann was also a regular. Linda Gray played transgender fashion model Linda Murkland, the first transgender series regular on American television. "All That Glitters" was series creator Norman Lear's attempt to duplicate his success with the syndicated soap opera spoof "Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman." Lear described the premise simply: "God created Eve first, took out her rib and gave her a companion so she wouldn't be lonely." Lear came up with the idea on a trip to Washington, D.C.. "I had visited the Institute of Policy Studies, and I just loved the whole thing. And I thought there was a series in it - a-five-times-a-week series: I went to bed thinking about that, and I woke up the next morning thinking what would happen if the male-female equation were changed? What would happen if the women had all the power and all the advantage, and the men had what the women normally would have?" The world of "All That Glitters" had always been female-dominated but Lear also used the series to comment on changing sex roles in the United States in the 1970s. In test screenings prior to its premiere, reaction to the show was sharply divided. Producer Stephanie Sills said of the sitcom, "the strongest negative reaction came from male executives. They didn't mind being portrayed by women. It was simply that they detest the way we depicted them." Feminists were uncertain how to react to the series, with some being concerned that audiences would not perceive the show as satire but as an attempt to represent how a female-dominated society would actually operate.
- Former Major League Baseball player Wes Parker almost literally walked into his role. He was doing play-by-play reporting for a Los Angeles television station owned by Lear's partner, Jerry Perenchio. "Lear casually asked if I'd be interested in the part. I said yes, but knew it was out of the question, because in real life things don't happen that way. Nobody walks in and gets on a Norman Lear show. I read for the part, got it and didn't sleep at all that night." Linda Gray was somewhat non-plussed upon being offered the role of transgender Linda Murkland. "I remember meeting Norman and Frances and him saying, 'You'll be perfect for the role.' I didn't know whether to take that as a compliment or what." To prepare for her role, Linda Gray asked Lear to arrange for her to meet with a transgender woman. Gray met with her for several hours prior to the beginning of filming and on a couple of occasions during production. Lois Nettleton reportedly based her characterization of Christina Stockwood on Clark Gable. Production started in early March 1977 with director Herbert "Herb" Kenwith replacing James Frawley on the first day of cast rehearsal and four video camera blocking.
- The day when Frances Lear was born was Saturday.
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