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Pamela Tiffin Wonso (born in 1942 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma) was an American film actress. Tiffin grew up in Chicago, where she achieved success as a teen model. She attended Hunter College and moved to New York. Soon she was discovered by Hollywood producer Hal Wallis and cast in a film version of "Summer and Smoke" by playwright Tennessee Williams. Tiffin then starred opposite screen legend James Cagney in the comedy "One, Two, Three" directed by Billy Wilder. She won a Golden Globe nomination for this film as well as for "Summer and Smoke". There were leading roles in the musical "State Fair" and the comedy "Come Fly with Me". She co-starred with Burt Lancaster in the 1965 western "The Hallelujah Trail" and with Paul Newman in the private-detective film "Harper" in 1966.
The February 1969 issue of Playboy did a photo feature entitled "A Toast to Tiffin". From 1965 to 1974 she appeared mainly in European films before retiring to be with her family. She appeared, as herself, in a 2003 documentary, "Abel Ferrara Not Guilty", opposite her daughter, Echo Danon. Tiffin starred in two teen films by American International Pictures "For Those Who Think Young" with James Darren, Bob Denver, Tina Louise, Nancy Sinatra, Paul Lynde and Ellen Burstyn and "The Lively Set" with Darren again plus Doug McClure, film music and lyrics by Bobby Darin. Both movies were made around 1964. Tiffin also played an ingenue opposite Tony Franciosa in the film "The Pleasure Seekers" which also featured Carol Lynley and Ann-Margret. Pamela Tiffin has been married twice. Her first marriage was to Clay Felker, the late American magazine editor, whom she married in 1962 and divorced in 1969. Her second marriage was to Edmondo Danon, a philosopher, who is a son of the Italian movie producer Marcello Danon. They married in 1974 and have two daughters, Echo and Aurora.
Enjoy Pamela Tiffin's shining beauty!
Pamela Tiffin Wonso (born in 1942 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma) was an American film actress. Tiffin grew up in Chicago, where she achieved success as a teen model. She attended Hunter College and moved to New York. Soon she was discovered by Hollywood producer Hal Wallis and cast in a film version of "Summer and Smoke" by playwright Tennessee Williams. Tiffin then starred opposite screen legend James Cagney in the comedy "One, Two, Three" directed by Billy Wilder. She won a Golden Globe nomination for this film as well as for "Summer and Smoke". There were leading roles in the musical "State Fair" and the comedy "Come Fly with Me". She co-starred with Burt Lancaster in the 1965 western "The Hallelujah Trail" and with Paul Newman in the private-detective film "Harper" in 1966.
The February 1969 issue of Playboy did a photo feature entitled "A Toast to Tiffin". From 1965 to 1974 she appeared mainly in European films before retiring to be with her family. She appeared, as herself, in a 2003 documentary, "Abel Ferrara Not Guilty", opposite her daughter, Echo Danon. Tiffin starred in two teen films by American International Pictures "For Those Who Think Young" with James Darren, Bob Denver, Tina Louise, Nancy Sinatra, Paul Lynde and Ellen Burstyn and "The Lively Set" with Darren again plus Doug McClure, film music and lyrics by Bobby Darin. Both movies were made around 1964. Tiffin also played an ingenue opposite Tony Franciosa in the film "The Pleasure Seekers" which also featured Carol Lynley and Ann-Margret. Pamela Tiffin has been married twice. Her first marriage was to Clay Felker, the late American magazine editor, whom she married in 1962 and divorced in 1969. Her second marriage was to Edmondo Danon, a philosopher, who is a son of the Italian movie producer Marcello Danon. They married in 1974 and have two daughters, Echo and Aurora.
Enjoy Pamela Tiffin's shining beauty!