Tina Louise, a multifaceted American writer, singer, and actress, gained widespread acclaim for her iconic portrayal of Ginger Grant in the 1960s television series ‘Gilligan’s Island.’

Beyond her glamorous image, Louise showcased her versatility in Broadway, television, and Hollywood, earning accolades for her performances.

From her early stage debut to becoming a pop culture icon, Tina Louise’s career has been marked by diverse achievements and continued success.

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Father	Joseph Blacker
Mother	Betty Horn Myers
Brothers	Not known
Sisters	Not known
Boyfriends / Girlfriends	Les Crane (1966 – 1970) Louis Scarrone (1977) Bo Belinsky (1962) Vic Damone (1959) Aldo Ray (1958) Lance Fuller (1958) James M. Bryant (1955 – 1956) Franchot Tone (1954 – 1956) Jonathan Goldsmith Peter Max
Marital Status	Married
Partner	Les Crane (m. 1966-1974)
Sons	None
Daughters	Caprice Crane

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• Tina Louise embarked on her acting journey with her stage debut in 1952, featuring in the musical ‘Two’s Company.’ Subsequently, she achieved success on Broadway with productions like ‘John Murray Anderson’s Almanac,’ ‘The Fifth Season,’ and ‘Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter?’

• In the 1950s, Louise transitioned to television, appearing in live series such as ‘Producers’ Showcase,’ ‘Studio One,’ and ‘Appointment with Adventure.’

• Her career took an international turn in 1960 when she acted in Roberto Rossellini’s Italian historical epic drama ‘Garibaldi,’ earning acclaim in the Italian film industry.

• The pivotal year of 1964 saw Louise’s breakthrough with the role of Ginger Grant in ‘Gilligan’s Island,’ solidifying her status as a pop icon. She continued with the series until its conclusion in 1967.

• Post-‘Gilligan’s Island,’ Louise made notable appearances in TV films, including the well-appreciated role in ‘The Stepford Wives’ (1975).

• In the late ’70s, she joined the cast of the popular prime-time soap opera ‘Dallas’ and later starred in the 1984 television soap ‘Rituals.’

• Throughout the ’80s and ’90s, Tina Louise continued her screen presence, with memorable roles in movies like ‘O.C. and Stiggs’ and ‘Johnny Suede,’ alongside Brad Pitt.

• Her recent movie outings include roles in the 2015 spiritual drama ‘Tapestry’ and ‘White Lilies.’

• Tina Louise showcased her musical talent with the album ‘It’s Time for Tina,’ featuring catchy numbers like ‘Tonight Is The Night’ and ‘I’m In The Mood For Love.’

• Beyond acting and singing, Louise is an accomplished painter, with exhibitions at prominent galleries.

• In 1998, she published her memoir ‘Sunday,’ detailing her initial struggles in the entertainment industry. Her second book, ‘When I Grow Up,’ aimed at children, followed in 2007.

• Tina Louise’s accolades include the Golden Globe Award for New Star of the Year – Actress in 1958, a fifth-place Laurel Award for Best Female Supporting Performance, and the title of ‘World’s Most Beautiful Redhead.’

• In 2004, she received the TV Land Pop Culture Icon Award and secured the second spot in ‘All-time sex symbols on Television’ in TV Land’s Top Ten episode aired in 2005.

• Her educational book ‘What Does a Bee do?’ (2009) is approved by the chancellor of New York City Public Schools and is under development for an animated version.

• Tina Louise was married to radio and television host Les Crane in 1966, with whom she shares a daughter, Caprice Crane. They divorced in 1974.

• She is a sitting member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and a life member of the Actors Studio. Tina Louise resides in New York with her accomplished writer daughter, Caprice Crane.

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