Dina Merrill is an American based actor, Philanthropist as well as an entrepreneur.
She was born in the year 1923, December 29th, in New York City, New York, United States. Her parents were Edward Francois Hutton and Marjorie Merriweather Post.
She did her schooling in Miss Porter’s school and went to college in George Washington University. She dropped out of the university later next year and joined the American Academy of Dramatic Arts. Her first performance was at the age of 16. She received the Lifetime achievement award from the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in the year 2005 April.
Her first stage performance was in the year 1945 in The Mermaid Singing. She was regarded as the “Hollywood’s new Grace Kelly” in the year 1959.
Some of her film hits were A Nice Little Bank That Should Be Robbed in the year 1958, The Sundowners in the year 1960, True Colors in the year 1991, Operation Petticoat in the year 1959, Don’t Give Up The Ship in the year 1959, Butterfield 8 in 1960, The Courtships of Eddie’s Father in 1963, The Greatest in 1977, Just Tell Me What You Want in 1980, Twisted in 1986, The Player in 1992, Shade in 2003, were to name a few amongst many.
She has also starred in tele-movies like Seven in Darkness in 1969, The Tenth Month in 1979. She also came as guest in several TV shows as Calamity Jan in Batman series as well as in The Love Boat and Bonanza.
Merrill and her third husband merged Pavilion Communications, their company with RKO for forming the RKO Pictures.
The estimated net worth of Dina Merrill is about $5 billion. She was a member of the board of directors and was also included in the “compensation committee” of Lehman Brothers for a long time period of 18 years.
Quick Summary:
Full name: Dina Merrill
Date of birth: 29 December 1923
Birth place: New York City, New York, United States
Age: 93 Years
Profession: Actor, Philanthropist and Entrepreneur
Height: 5’ 11
Weight: 65
Net worth:$5 billion
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