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She was in the 1966 stage version of Breakfast at TiffanyвЂ™s, starring Mary Tyler Moore and Richard Chamberlain. In The Boston Strangler (1968), she narrowly escapes being murdered by the title character, played by Tony Curtis. She wore silver contact lenses as a psychiatrist who develops godlike powers in a 1966 episode of Star Trek.

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She appeared in television series including The Outer Limits, in which a part was specially written for her by Joseph Stefano, the screenwriter of Psycho (1960), who had seen her in a play.

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She had one line of dialogue in Reform School Girl (1957), her screen debut, as well as in the horror movie Hands of a Stranger (1962). While working as a waitress, she began to get small parts in film, television and theatre. It was not until 1972 that she recorded her first album, Roll with the FeelinвЂ™. She later claimed that stage fright put paid to her hopes of performing, but also that she declined the contract in favour of pursuing her acting career, having recently begun taking classes alongside Jack Nicholson. At 18, she was offered a contract as a singer with the jazz label Verve Records. She was educated at Hollywood high school, where her talent for singing and acting first emerged. Kellerman was born in Long Beach, California, to John Helm Kellerman, an oil executive, and Edith, a piano teacher. She appeared as a magazine editor, reportedly modelled on Liz Tilberis of HarperвЂ™s Bazaar, in AltmanвЂ™s fashion-industry comedy PrГЄt-Г -Porter (1994), and starred in an episode of the series Gun (1997), which he directed. Though she turned down a part in AltmanвЂ™s Nashville (1975), she worked with him again on Alan RudolphвЂ™s Welcome to LA (1976), which he produced, and is one of the many actors seen as themselves in his Hollywood satire The Player (1992). In the directorвЂ™s next film, the oddball comedy Brewster McCloud (also 1970), Kellerman played the mysterious Louise, who may be an angel or a reincarnated bird. вЂњFor the first time in my life I took chances.вЂќ вЂњSheвЂ™d been so uptight, so rigid, no sense of humour вЂ“ and after all that went down, she started having a really good time, a real life.вЂќ She also considered the film a personal turning point.

Kellerman conceded that вЂњthere was a lot of chauvinismвЂќ in the picture, though she believed that the humiliation served an important function for her character.

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