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Suzanne Alexander (born Gwendolynne Anne White; September 8, 1931 – September 21, 1975) [1] was a Canadian actress and model. Early life. Alexander was the daughter of Will J. White and Gwendolyn Haynes.
Suzanne Alexander (1931-1975) was a starlet who appeared in movies and TV shows in the 1950s, such as Cat-Women of the Moon and Sheena: Queen of the Jungle. She died by suicide in San Francisco at age 44.
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- Toronto, Canada
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- San Francisco, California, USA
Suzanne Alexander is a versatile host and reporter with experience in country music, entertainment, sports and radio. She has interviewed many celebrities, hosted live events and shows, and done voice-over work for various brands.
Suzanne Alexander was a Canadian-born actress and model who appeared in a few movies and TV shows in the 1950s. She died by suicide in 1975 after a failed marriage and a career decline.
- September 8, 1931
- September 21, 1975
Suzanne Alexander is a New York-born TV personality who hosts shows on Great American Country Network and CBS Sports Network. She has interviewed country music stars, Hollywood celebrities, and rodeo champions, and supports St. Jude and animal charities.
Suzanne Alexander is a veteran of country music and western sports broadcasting, who has interviewed stars like Taylor Swift and Tuf Cooper. She shares her career journey, from radio to TV, and her passion for rural America and agriculture.
Suzanne Alexander (born Gwendolyn Anne White, September 8, 1931 – September 21, 1975) [1] was a Canadian actress and model. Contents. 1 Early Life. 2 Career. 3 Death. 4 Filmography. 5 References. 6 External links. Early Life. Alexander was the daughter of Will J. White and Gwendolyn Haynes.
