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Shirley Conran
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Shirley Conran was born on 21 September 1932. She is a writer, known for
Lace (1984)
,
Lace II (1985)
and
Dee Time (1967)
. She was previously married to
Terence Conran
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Known for
Lace
7.0
TV Mini Series
Writer
1984 • 2 eps
Lace II
5.6
TV Movie
Writer
1985
Dee Time
7.6
TV Series
Self
1968 • 1 ep
It's Patently Obvious
TV Series
Self - Guest Panellist
1976 • 1 ep
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Lace II
5.6
TV Movie
suggested by book
1985
Lace
7.0
TV Mini Series
novel
1984
2 episodes
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Born
September 21
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1932
Spouse
Terence Conran
1955 - 1962 (divorced, 2 children)
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Most famous for "Superwoman" guide to living, also wrote novels "Crimson" and "Savages"
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