Ann Mobley Actress Three On A Couch Along With Elvis Presley

Ann Mobley is the co-star of Elvis Presley. The former Miss US of 1959, the least the popular model and star actress of many 60s films, Ann Mobley was born on February 17, 1939 in Biloxi, Mississippi.

Ann Mobley was the first lady from Mississippi who was awarded the crown of Miss America. She also made her mark in a number of television shows and serials. After being the heartthrob of America in 1959 she launched her career as a film artist with the debut film Girl Happy in 1965. Harum Scarum and Young Dillinger followed it in the same year. In 1966 she appeared in Three on a Couch along with Elvis Presley as her co-star.

Prior to all these Ann Mobley was enlisted as a member of Chi Omega sorority at the University of Mississippi. Her character portrayal could boast of perfection in television drams Fantasy Island and The Love Boat and could be recalled by generation of Americans. In Falcon Crest she appeared several times on the show. She is also remembered for her inspired performance as Maggie McKinney/Drummond in Different Strokes. She featured as Karen in the ongoing episode of Designing Women.

Ann Mobley in the peak of her career befriended Dixie Carter and they worked together in a later episode of the show. The character of Karen, which Mobley played, was in sharp contrast to the character of Dixie's Julia Saugarbaker. Mobley played the spoilsport who challenged Dixie and even insulted her boyfriend Anthony Bouvier in the show. Ann Mobley was married to the actor Gary Collins in 1967. During the 1970s Mobley was included in the panel for Match Game and also joined Super Password with Collins in the 1980s.

She has been remembered for several of her television appearances and the notable ones can be listed as The Man from U.N.C.L.E, Love, American Style, Different Strokes, Designing Women, Hearts Afire and Falcon Crest. Apart from her regular appearances in TV and films Ann Mobley made major contribution as a documentary filmmaker making films on the war victims. She was the only single entrant from Hollywood who was permitted to enter Cambodia. She suffers being a patient of chronic Crohn's Disease and has been honored as the co-chairwoman of the Celebrity Club of Crohn's and Colitis Foundation of America also known as CCFA. Mary Ann Mobley