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Ali Mcgraw Born Alice McGraw on April 1, 1938 in Pound Ridge, New York, Ali was an Art History student at Wellesley before joining "Harper's Bazaar" as a photographer's assistant. But MacGraw's exotic yet wholesome dark good looks made her a natural in front of the camera, and she soon found herself a top fashion model, complete with a requisite forgettable bit part in A Lovely Way to Die (1968). However, MacGraw made a huge impact with her next role as the spoiled suburban princess in the celluloid adaptation of Philip Roth's Goodbye, Columbus (1969). But it was as Jenny, the poor college student wooed by smitten rich boy Ryan O'Neal in the following year's surprise blockbuster Love Story (1970) that MacGraw became America's Sweetheart -- and an international star. The tragic tale of Oliver and Jenny's doomed romance struck a chord and the heart-wrenching weepie became a huge hit and earned Ali an Academy AwardŽ nomination as Best Actress. In her next production MacGraw starred with future husband and mega-star Steve McQueen in Sam Peckinpah's sexy crime caper The Getaway (1972). Very much in sync with her on-screen down-to-earth image, McGraw retreated from making movies at the height of her fame to devote time to her "personal life." |