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Danica D'Hondt Profile
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29 May 39 | is born in London, United Kingdom |
? | attends the University of British Columbia |
November 55 | competes for the title of "Homecoming Queen" at the University of British Columbia |
16 January 56 | stars in a stage production of George Bernard Shaw's Back to Methuselah at the University of British Columbia |
28 January 56 | The Province names her the "Calendar Girl" for February |
December 56 | wins the Ad Sales Club's "Million Dollar Baby" contest |
19 March 57 | The Vancouver Sun reports that "she Danica D'Hondt will spend easter weekend in Paris with her aunt, Countess De Schoene |
3 August 57 | The Vancouver Sun reports that she will be having a "leading role in a new comedy in Guilford, England." |
March 58 | stars in a stage production of Theater Under the Stars at the Georgia Auditorium |
July 58 | is chosen to represent British Columbia in the Miss Canada pageant |
16 August 58 | is crowned Miss Canada in Hamilton, Ontario in a field of 25 contestants. She receives $1,000 scholarship and will compete in the Miss America pageant. |
6 September 58 | reads a monologue from "The White Cliffs" in the talent competition of the Miss America Pageant. She will not win the pageant. |
18 October 58 | Marie Moreau writes that "Even a Miss Canada Danica D'Hondt has to diet to keep her figure." |
21 October 58 | appears in Eaton's Television Department |
? | attends the Walter Thornton School of Modeling |
28 January 61 | says regarding her role in Living Venus (1961) that "In ten days as a star, I vetoed a proposal to act in the nude, almost died in my suicide scene and ended up $280 in the red on a $350-a-week salary." |
marries Paul Robertson Ellsworth in New York |
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June 61 | is featured in CBC Times |
12 February 62 | her daughter, Mireille C, is born |
64 | turns down the role of Ginger in Gilligan's Island (1964). The role will go to Tina Louise. |
August 64 | is set to star in a stage production of William Shakespeare's Othello, but falls ill before the premiere. She is replaced by Adrienne Ellis. |
17 September 67 | her daughter, Corinne V, is born |
30 April 69 | her son, Ivan M, is born |
June 70 | divorces Ellsworth |
27 November 71 | marries Nello J Olivo |
January 73 | is the director of Who's Happy Now? at the PACT Theater in North Hollywood |
February 73 | is the director of Emperor Henry IV at the PACT Theater in North Hollywood |
5 January 76 | her daughter, America Athene, is born. She will become actress America Olivo. |
15 July 85 | her son, Austin Jonathan, is born |
96 | writes and publishes Make Fashion Magic |
21 July 04 | Michelle Flood writes "Danica D'Hondt of Cameron Park will be exploring the mysteries behind Dan Brown's runaway bestseller The Da Vinci Code at an upcoming dinner." |
October 23 | is featured in Classic Images |
Sources: Mountain Democrat, The Province, The Vancouver Sun, Nanaimo Daily News, MACLEAN'S, Los Angeles Times, Danica Olivo, Ancestry.com | |
Recommended Books: Down and Dirty: Hollywood's Exploitation Filmmakers and Their Movies by Mike Quarles Make Fashion Magic by Shell Kepler and Danica D'Hondt Nothing Bad Happens, Ever by Joan Fountain, Stan Zenk, and Danica D'Handt | |
Links: Filmography |