Arlene Francis Net Worth is
$1.1 Million
Mini Biography
Actress, Television/radio hostess, panelist, and early-TV superstar. Her parents discouraged her from seeking a stage profession, sending her rather to a special New York completing school. She fell her surname, changed the spelling of her initial name, and visited Hollywood to get a profession in movies. After her initial film, she started a radio profession, showing up in “45 A few minutes in Hollywood.” While an associate of Orson Welles’ Mercury Movie theater, she fulfilled Martin Gabel, who became her second hubby. With a prepared smile and quick wit (one Television reporter known as her character “femininely homosexual”), Arlene Francis became among early television’s most noticeable and busy superstars. Her best-remembered ongoing performances might have been on the -panel present What’s My Series? (1950).
Known for movies
What's My Line? (1950-1967)
as Herself - Panelist
The Match Game (1962-1964)
as Herself - Team Captain
Match Game 73 (1973-1976)
as Herself - Panelist
The Jack Paar Tonight Show (1958-1962)
as Herself - Guest Host / Herself
Quick Facts
| Full Name | Arlene Francis |
| Died | May 31, 2001, San Francisco, California, United States |
| Profession | Actor, Radio personality, TV Personality |
| Education | Finch College |
| Spouse | Martin Gabel, Neil Agnew |
| Children | Peter Gabel |
| Parents | Aram Kazanjian, Leah Kazanjian |
| Nominations | Primetime Emmy Award for Best Contributing to Daytime Programming, Primetime Emmy Award for Best Female Personality Continuing Performance |
| Movies | Fedora, The Thrill of It All, One, Two, Three, All My Sons, Too Much Johnson, Murders in the Rue Morgue |
| TV Shows | What's My Line?, Talent Patrol, The Price Is Right, The Comeback Story, Blind Date, The Arlene Francis Show, Home, By Popular Demand |