Spoiler : Ms. Bergen was a beauty...had her own cosmetics line at one point.

Spoiler : Gorgeous.

Spoiler : Stunning

Spoiler : A terrific actress and beautiful woman.

Spoiler : Loved her voice when she was singing. Especially the Helen Morgan music...

Spoiler : Very attractive lady and fine actress

Spoiler : She was Beautiful

Spoiler : Great singing voice!

Spoiler : I had the great fortune of working with her on Broadway. A wonderful and beautiful woman inside and out!

Spoiler : A very talented lady.

Spoiler : Marvelous,talented in mAny different characters she portrayed.

Spoiler : Beautiful actress and also a good singer.

Spoiler : Lovely actress.

Spoiler : Gorgeous heart emoticon

Spoiler : Loved her in so many roles

Spoiler : I loved her voice

Spoiler : Always thought Polly Bergen was a great singer & actress. Loved her in the mini-series with Robert Mitchum called "The Winds of War" & the sequel.

Spoiler : Bergen, Polly (Nellie Paulina Burgin) Born in Knoxville, Tennessee 7/14/1930. Married and divorced to actor Jerome Courtland (1949-1955); former vice-president of Music Corporation of AmericaFrederick Efrem Fields (1956-?). Bergen was a vocalist on radio at age 14.Screen debut in Across The Rio Grande (1949). Vocalist on The Alan Young Show for CBS-TV (1950). Co-host of (with Orson Bean) The Blue Angel for CBS-TV (1954). Hostess for The Pepsi-Cola Playhouse for ABC-TV (1954-1955). Panelist on To Tell The Truth for CBS-TV (1956-1961). Star of The Polly Bergen Show on NBC-TV (1957-1958). Co-host of (with Frank Field) the syndicated television series, Not For Women Only (1976-1979). Rhoda Henry on ABC-TV miniseries, The Winds Of War (1983), again in the thirty-hour sequel, War And Remembrance for ABC-TV (1988-1989). Doris Campbell on Baby Talk for ABC (1991-1992). Emmy Award in 1958 for her leading role in The Helen Morgan Story on Playhouse 90.

Spoiler : Happy birthday to Polly Bergen, born on July 14, 1930.

Spoiler : Always a delightful panelist, an accomplished actress, a savvy businessperson, and a superb singer ... wow, what a career. Oh, did I not mention that she was BEAUTIFUL too

Spoiler : Polly Bergen (1930 ~ 2014) Bergen co-starred in many popular movies of the 1950s and 1960s, including: "Cape Fear" (1962), "Move Over, Darling" (63), "Kisses For My President" (64) and three Dean Martin - Jerry Lewis vehicles: "At War With The Army" (50), "That's My Boy" (51) and "The Stooge" (52). She won a 1958 Emmy Award and was Golden Globe nominated for "The Caretakers" (63). Other films included: "Champion" (49), "The Men" (50), "Warpath" (51), "Cry Of The Hunted" (53) and "Escape From Fort Bravo" (53). She recorded several albums and also sang in some of her films. She had her own TV show - The Polly Bergen Show ('57 to '58) and was Emmy nominated for two TV miniseries - The Winds Of War (83) and War And Remembrance" (88) co-starring her "Cape Fear" co-star Robert Mitchum. Polly passed in 2014 at age 84.

Spoiler : Una Merkel (December 10, 1903 – January 2, 1986) was an American stage, film, radio, and television actress. Merkel was born in Kentucky and acted on stage in New York in the 1920s. She went to Hollywood in 1930 and became a popular film actress. Two of her best-known performances are in the films 42nd Street and Destry Rides Again. She won a Tony Award in 1956 and was nominated for an Academy Award in 1961.

Spoiler : Utterly entrancing & Beautiful

Spoiler : Happy birthday to Polly Bergen, born on July 14, 1930.

Spoiler : She was so beautiful Loved her in Caretakers And Cape Fear

Spoiler : Wasn't there a remake of Grant and Dunne My Favorite Wife where she was the 2nd wife of Day's hubby I think Lover Come Back...she was great in this!!

Spoiler : Good actress, Pretty, Talented, and She could Sing too!

Spoiler : She was superb and pathetic in the Sopranos.