Lucille Bremer Net Worth is
$7 Million

Mini Biography

A short but beautiful small influx in the MGM music pool through the middle-40s was wonderful, stylish, red-headed Lucille Bremer. Her organic dancing skill, aristocratic way and stately carriage dazzled film-goers briefly, just like a capturing star, and was eliminated. She was groomed from the studio room for big items after Eleanor Powell retired and Lucille appeared more than prepared to ascend the MGM pedestal. One main musical misfire, not forgetting typical studio room politics and moderate acting ability, remaining her profession floundering after just 3 years. The name of Lucille Bremer, because of this, became a faraway recollection. She was created in Amsterdam, NY on Feb 21, 1917 (many research books incorrectly list the entire year as 1923), however the family members moved to Philadelphia while she was still quite young. She started acquiring ballet lessons at age group 7 and before she was a good teenager, the encouraging dancer was approved in to the Philadelphia Opera Organization. At age group 16 she became a Rockette at Radio Town Music Hall in NY and toured with girls throughout European countries. She had taken her initial Broadway curtain contact being a “Pony Female” chorine (along with two various other up-and-coming hopefuls Vera-Ellen and June Allyson) in the Broadway musical “Panama Hattie” in 1940. She also offered as an understudy. Soon after she gained a featured component in the musical “Dance in the Roads” however the present shut during out-of-town tryouts. The next 12 months she nabbed the ingénue part in the Gertrude Lawrence musical “Woman at night”. It had been MGM maker Arthur Freed who happened to find the high-kicking Lucille dance in a Versailles Restaurant’s ground show. He previously her screen-tested no significantly less than Louis B. Mayer himself was used by her, predicting a star-making profession on her behalf. Lucille, without training whatsoever, experienced an innate dramatic flair. After she and Cyd Charisse danced in the Stan Kenton musical brief This Like of Mine (1944), Lucille was presented with the featured part of Rose, the eldest Smith child, who yearns to be area of the snobby top notch in Meet up with Me in St. Louis (1944). As the film obviously centered on more youthful sister Judy Garland, the camcorder still demonstrated an understanding for Lucille and MGM squandered no time in locating a proper superstar vehicle on her behalf dancing talents. This came by means of the exotic and lavish Technicolor musical fantasy Yolanda as well as the Thief (1945), directed by Vincente Minnelli, where she co-starred with Fred Astaire. Astaire has a conman with styles on the wonderful Lucille, a naive, convent-bred heiress who will take him to get a “guardian angel” of kinds. While this is an “A” automobile for Lucille, as well as the extremely interpretive dance varieties of Bremer and Astaire, especially in “DO YOU WANT TO Dance BESIDE ME?” as well as the “Espresso Period” finale, meshed attractively together, the story had problems. Much too heady, adult and Freudian in character to make sure you weary, war-time viewers looking for escapism, the film was deemed a pricey box-office failing. Astaire had been a celebrity and could go above the ashes; Lucille, whose chilly beauty and demeanor was sometimes a negative, had not been as lucky. She was by no means provided another starring part inside a musical film. Her MGM highlight actually came later on with Astaire by her part once more in two dance sections of Ziegfeld Follies (1945). The duo danced towards the beautiful ballet quantity “This Center of Mine” as well as the scene-stealing “Limehouse Blues” series. She’d also become among the illustrious roster of MGM musical abilities in Right up until the Clouds Move By (1946), the fictionalized biography of songwriter and “Present Fishing boat” composer Jerome Kern. Her performing was dubbed as she made an appearance alongside Truck Johnson in the “I WILL NOT Dance” segment, as well as the “YET ANOTHER Dance” and “The Property Where the Great Songs Move” numbers. MGM and Freed quickly grew disenchanted with Lucille. Her last MGM picture was a “B”-level dramatic programmer — area of the “Dr. Kildare” series entitled Dark Delusion (1947). Right here again she has a wealthy girl — this time around with life-threatening medical issues. Her last three photos, all released in 1948, had been on mortgage to “Poverty Row” studio room Eagle-Lion. The budget-bare swashbuckler Activities of Casanova (1948) emphasized her beauty, if nothing at all else, reverse the equally good looking Arturo de Córdova; the well-cast episode Ruthless (1948), which starred Zachary Scott, experienced her playing an aloof second fiddle towards the antics of Southern tycoon “spouse” Sydney Greenstreet; and Behind Locked Doorways (1948), reverse Richard Carlson and Douglas Fowley, was a fairly hodgepodge story that included a judge in the lam, a reporter who paths him straight down and an crazy asylum. All emerged and went without very much notice. Lucille, viewing her profession slipping apart, wisely centered on her personal lifestyle. While filming Ventures of Casanova (1948) on area, she fulfilled millionaire Abalardo Louis Rodriguez, the boy of a previous interim leader of Mexico. The few wedded in July of 1948 and she officially retired. Although there have been infrequent talks of the “return,” nothing at all materialized and Lucille continued to be adamant about not really returning to display business at all, shape or type. After living like a rich person in La Paz and Mexico Town. The few, who experienced two sons, Nicholas and Torre, and two daughters, Christina and Karen, divorced in 1963 and Lucille ultimately shifted to La Jolla, California, where she afterwards owned and controlled a children’s outfit store. She traveled extensively in her twilight years and passed away at a La Jolla hospital carrying out a coronary attack at age group 79 in 1996.

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Quick Facts

Full Name	Lucille Bremer
Died	April 16, 1996, La Jolla, California, United States
Profession	Actor, Dancer
Nationality	American
Spouse	Abelardo Louis Rodriguez
Children	Nicholas, Karen, Torre, Christina
Movies	Behind Locked Doors, Ruthless, Adventures of Casanova, Dark Delusion, Till the Clouds Roll By, Yolanda and the Thief, Ziegfeld Follies, Meet Me in St. Louis