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Jill Bennett
Upper-crust beauty who established herself on the British stage and made her film debut in "Moulin Rouge" (1952). Bennett appeared in several plays written by her then-husband John Osborne, including "A Patriot for Me," "Watch It Come Down" and "Time Present," for which she won the London Evening Standard Award and Variety Club of Britain awards.
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