Angie Dickinson, the American actress, was born on September 30, 1931, in Kulm, North Dakota. Her birth name is Angeline Brown. She has gained quite a reputation for her numerous appearances in both movies and TV shows.

She was born into a family of four daughters in a small village, where she spent her childhood. She completed her high school education in Burbank, California, after her family moved there.

Following her victory in a beauty pageant in 1953, Angie Dickinson embarked on her career by taking on small roles on television. Her breakthrough came in 1956 when she made an appearance on «The Colgate Comedy Hour.» Her rise to fame on American television was swift, thanks to the countless opportunities that came her way. These opportunities opened doors to bigger and more significant roles, solidifying her status as a household name.

In the 1959 Western film «Rio Bravo,» Dickinson made her major film debut alongside John Wayne and Dean Martin. She rose to fame in Hollywood after her captivating portrayal of the strong-willed character Feathers, earning her widespread acclaim from critics.

Dickinson gained immense popularity with the 1970s TV series «Police Woman.» She rose to fame and was honored with a Golden Globe for her exceptional performance as Sergeant Suzanne “Pepper” Anderson. The show’s portrayal of a strong, independent female lead was a significant breakthrough in a genre that has traditionally been male-dominated.

Dickinson maintained her esteemed status as a beloved and respected actor throughout the ’80s and ’90s through her appearances in various films and TV shows. Some of her more recent projects include appearances in movies like «Dressed to Kill» (1980) and «Ocean’s Eleven» (2001).

Angie Dickinson’s influence in the entertainment industry is widely recognized. She remains a prominent figure in American culture, receiving numerous awards and even earning a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.