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Armelia McQueen

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Armelia McQueen Famous memorial

Birth
Southern Pines, Moore County, North Carolina, USA
Death
3 Oct 2020 (aged 68)
Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California, USA
Burial
Cremated, Ashes given to family or friend Add to Map
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Actress. Following the divorce of her parents, her mother married and they moved to New York City. After graduating high school, she then attended the Fashion Industry School, majoring in fashion design. In 1972, she went to Herbert Berghof's Drama School and her acting career began when she was hired for a role in the production of “Hot & Cold Heroes.” She made her Broadway debut in “Ain't Misbehavin'” (alongside Charlayne Woodard, Ken Page and Nell Carter) for which she won the Theatre World Award. She later appeared in multiple other shows including “Harrigan 'n Hart,” “5-6-7-8...Dance!,” ”South Pacific” and “Cabin in the Sky” along with appearances on the big and small screen in “Sparkle,” ”Quartet,” “Cotton Club,” “Radio Days,” “Action Jackson,” “No Holds Barred” and “Santa Barbara.” She appeared with the national touring companies of “South Pacific,” “Jesus Christ Superstar “and “Hair.” In recent years, she was seen on “All About the Andersons,” “Related,” “Hart of Dixie” and “Brooklyn Nine-Nine.” She also played Whoopi Goldberg's on-screen sister when she starred in the film “Ghost” and was nominated for the Best Supporting Actress Cable Ace Award for her role as Red Queen on the Disney Channel series, “Adventures in Wonderland.” Her other credits include “Bulworth,” “All About the Andersons,” “JAG” and “That's So Raven.”
Actress. Following the divorce of her parents, her mother married and they moved to New York City. After graduating high school, she then attended the Fashion Industry School, majoring in fashion design. In 1972, she went to Herbert Berghof's Drama School and her acting career began when she was hired for a role in the production of “Hot & Cold Heroes.” She made her Broadway debut in “Ain't Misbehavin'” (alongside Charlayne Woodard, Ken Page and Nell Carter) for which she won the Theatre World Award. She later appeared in multiple other shows including “Harrigan 'n Hart,” “5-6-7-8...Dance!,” ”South Pacific” and “Cabin in the Sky” along with appearances on the big and small screen in “Sparkle,” ”Quartet,” “Cotton Club,” “Radio Days,” “Action Jackson,” “No Holds Barred” and “Santa Barbara.” She appeared with the national touring companies of “South Pacific,” “Jesus Christ Superstar “and “Hair.” In recent years, she was seen on “All About the Andersons,” “Related,” “Hart of Dixie” and “Brooklyn Nine-Nine.” She also played Whoopi Goldberg's on-screen sister when she starred in the film “Ghost” and was nominated for the Best Supporting Actress Cable Ace Award for her role as Red Queen on the Disney Channel series, “Adventures in Wonderland.” Her other credits include “Bulworth,” “All About the Andersons,” “JAG” and “That's So Raven.”

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  • Originally Created by: Glendora
  • Added: Oct 5, 2020
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  • Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/216378980/armelia-mcqueen: accessed ), memorial page for Armelia McQueen (6 Jan 1952–3 Oct 2020), Find a Grave Memorial ID 216378980; Cremated, Ashes given to family or friend; Maintained by Find a Grave.