Amy and Janet

Amy Lou Adams, full name Amy Lou Adams (born 20 August 1974 Aviano Italy), American actress. She is known for portraying naive characters that are engaging and relatable. Adams was a seventh child of seven living in Castle Rock Colorado. She began dancing and acting professionally around the middle of the 1990s, with Boulder Dinner Theatre, and after that, at the Country Dinner Playhouse. In Minnesota she was employed in a regional theatre where she played a role was in Drop Dead Gorgeous (1999) was a comedy documentary that focused on beauty pages. After moving to Los Angeles, she pursued acting after her film debut in where she played a dizzy but friendly contestant. Janet Leigh...................Janet Leigh (July 6 1927 - October 3 2004) born Jeanette Helen Morrison was an American actress. She was married to Tony Curtis was her partner between June 1950 and September 1992. Her children included, Kelly Curtis as well as Jamie Lee Curtis. The actor Norma Shearer Leigh secured a contract with MGM and started her career as a film actress in the late 1940s. She appeared in several popular movies in the subsequent decade such as Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho (1960) and Living It Up (a Martin and Lewis-film that was released in 1954).

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