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Jean Seberg has been hounded by the FBI in her life. She may have had that done in her life, but let’s move on to a different subject. So Jean’s father was Edward Seberg he was druggy. Her mother was Dorothy Seberg. Jean became famous in 1957. She was 5 “3” and born in 1938 in Marshalltown, IA . Acting made Jean famous. Her first role was when she was eighteen. She was in over 40 movies! Her 4 most famous movies were “Lilith”, “Airport”, “Moment To Moment”, and “Paint Your Wagon”. Did you know her career was torpedoed by the FBI? Her career was stopped by the FBI It was stopped because she killed herself. She was nominated best drama actress in the Golden Globe Awards. That was her biggest achievement. Marriage was very big in Jean’s life.

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