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Ann-Margret Olsson was born in April 1941 in Stockholm; she is a famous American actress, singer and dancer of a Swedish origin. When she was in the high school she was the star of all the school performances, after she graduated the school she went to the North West University, though she was not able to complete it. She was the member of the “Shuttle stones” band and was performing in the famous “Mist” club that was located in Chicago. Sometime later she was invited to Las Vegas, but the offer was cancelled. The whole band moved to LA and with the help of local agent she got a job in a club that was located on the Newport Beach. That was the place where she met Marilyn Monroe who noticed her in a crowd and invited her for a tet-a-tete talk, which added some more confidence to her. Soon she got a job in Las Vegas. That was the place there she met George Burns who after auditioning her invited her to his own show. That was the time when she already had a huge potential, and in the first place due to her sense of style. In March 1967 she married with the actor Roger Smith, and they are still happy together. In the middle of sixties she went through a rehearsal to the “Twentieth Fox” studio and was confirmed for a seven years contract. During that period of time she performed in all sorts of movies, from comedies to detectives. She even performed Cinderella’s role in the tale for children.

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Here you can learn about the movies Ann-Margret acted in. You can see the names of the movies, their budget, years of release and the money gained from the screening of the certain movie. It is always interesting to know.

Movies & Videos	Budget	Year	Opening weekend	US box Office
The Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas - Soundtrack (performer: "Viva Rock Vegas")	$58M	2000	$10.5M	$35.2M
Any Given Sunday - Margaret Pagniacci	$55M	1999	$13.6M	$75.5M
The Break-Up - Wendy Meyers	$52M	2006	$39.2M	$119M
Old Dogs - Martha	$35M	2009	$16.9M	$49.5M
Legion - Soundtrack (performer: "I Just Don't Understand")	$26M	2010	$17.5M	$40.2M
Taxi - Mrs. Washburn	$25M	2004	$12M	$36.6M
Grumpier Old Men - Ariel Gustafson	$25M	1995		$69.9M
Nurse Betty - Soundtrack (performer: "Slowly")	$24M	2000	$7.15M	$25.2M
Lookin' to Get Out - Patti Warner	$17M	1982		$300K
Newsies - Medda Larkson, Soundtrack (performer: "MY LOVEY-DOVEY BABY", "HIGH TIMES, HARD TIMES")	$15M	1992		$2.82M
Interstate 60: Episodes of the Road - Mrs. James	$7M	2002
The Loss of a Teardrop Diamond - Cornelia	$6.5M	2008	$22.9K	$119K
Tommy - Nora Walker, Soundtrack (performer: "Bernie's Holiday Camp", "1951/What About the Boy", "Christmas", "Do You Think It's Alright? (I)", "Do You Think It's Alright? (II)", "Do You	$5M	1975
State Fair - Emily Porter, Soundtrack (performer: "Isn't It Kinda Fun", "It's A Grand Night For Singing", "Willing and Eager")	$4.5M	1962		$3.5M
Memory - Carol Hargrave	$3.5M	2006
Pocketful of Miracles - Louise, Soundtrack ("The Riddle Song (I Gave My Love a Cherry)" (uncredited))	$2.9M	1961
Viva Las Vegas - Rusty Martin, Soundtrack (performer: "The Lady Loves Me" (uncredited), "Appreciation" (uncredited), "My Rival" (uncredited), "You're The Boss" (uncredited))	$1M	1964		$4.67M
Rebus - Singer, Soundtrack (performer: "Take a Chance", "Suddenly the Rain")		1969
Il profeta - Maggie		1968
Criminal Affair - Leticia		1968