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The fairy tale story of the actress who became a princess is told in this biography that traces her rise from Philadelphia socialite to Hollywood movie star.
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100 min
1983-02-21
Released
English
8
6.25
Grace Kelly
Jack Kelly
Margaret Kelly
Oleg Cassini
Prince Rainier of Monaco
Father Tucker
Rita Gam
Mady Christians
John 'Kell' Kelly, Jr.
Elizabeth 'Lizanne' Kelly
Mrs. Austin
Jay Kanter
Peggy Kelly
Mr. Austin
Mr. Stern
Raymond Massey
Clark Gable
Tom
Edith Head
Grace's Hairdresser
Young Grace Kelly
Fred Zinnemann
Elaine
Jean-Pierre Aumont
Countess De Segonzac
Col. Severac
Alec Guinness
Dennis
John Ford
William Holden
1st London Reporter
2nd London Reporter
Bishop
Grade school teacher
College buddy
Alfred Hitchcock
Shipboard Interviewer
Gary Cooper
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