Spoiler : Born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin 7/14/1928. Married and divorced to Alan Jay Lerner (1951-1957); record executive Alan W. Livingston (1962-current). On screen in Canadian Pacific (1949); Son Of Flubber (1963). Last movie was playing the Ford Company secretary in 1997's Flubber.

Spoiler : Character actress on television programs including Alfred Hitchock Presents for CBS (1959); The Big Valley for ABC (1965); The Name Of The Game for NBC (1971); The Streets Of San Francisco for ABC (1975). Marjoria Harper on Paper Dolls for ABC-TV (1984).

Spoiler : ** Happy 91st Birthday to Nancy Olson !! *** Nancy (born on July 14, 1928) received a Best Supporting Actress Academy Award nomination for her performance in the classic "Sunset Boulevard" (1950) and co-starred with William Holden in a total of four films, the other three being "Union Station" (50), "Force Of Arms" (51) and "Submarine Command" (51).

Spoiler : Her other films included: "Canadian Pacific" (49), "Mr. Music" (50), "Big Jim McLain" (52), "So Big" (53), "Battle Cry" (55), "Pollyanna" (60), "The Absent-Minded Professor" (61), "Son Of Flubber" (63), "Snowball Express" (72), "Airport 1975" (74) and "Making Love" (82). In 1984, Olson appeared in 13 episodes of the TV series Paper Dolls starring Morgan Fairchild and Lloyd Bridges.

Spoiler : She also made late career appearances in "Flubber" (1997) and "Dumbbells" (2014).

Spoiler : Happy Birthday Nancy Olson

Spoiler : Throughout the 1960s and 1970s, she did guest roles on television. Olson guest-starred on the Television series The Big Valley playing the mother of Ron Howard in the December 1, 1965, episode entitled Night of the Wolf. Olson is the only female guest starring on The Big Valley to ever marry the character Nick Barkley. Olson has been retired since the mid-1980s, although she made a brief, uncredited appearance in Flubber, the 1997 remake of The Absent-Minded Professor.

Spoiler : In 1950, Olson became the third wife of lyricist Alan Jay Lerner. They had two daughters, Liza and Jennifer. They divorced in 1957. In 1962, she married long-time Capitol Records executive Alan W. Livingston, best known for creating Bozo the Clown and for signing Frank Sinatra and other singers to Capitol. He died in 2009; they had one son, Christopher. Olson has been virtually retired from acting since the early 1980s, although she has made a few rare returns, most recently in Dumbbells (2014).