Aneta Corsaut was a well-known American writer and TV actress, WHO is most famous for starring on “The Andy Griffith Show” as Helen Crump. She was one of the pioneers of method acting in America.

Aneta Corsaut Age, early life, educational background

Anita was born born under the zodiac sign of Scorpio on November 3, 1933, in Hutchinson, Kansas, to Opal J. (commonly known as Swarens) Corsaut and Jesse Harrison.

Corsaut was driven by her intense passion for acting to join Northwestern University, Illinois, where she majored in drama, and studied acting under one of the most famous American founders of method acting, Lee Strasberg. Aneta dropped out during her junior year to start her career as a professional actor; she had received enough formal training and was fully prepared to star in TV shows. However, she stuck to her urge to get a degree, which led her to take courses at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA).

Aneta’s professional career and rise to stardom

1955 was Aneta’s official debut in her careerwhen she was selected to guest star in two TV shows: ‘Robert Montgomery Presents’ (1955), a drama series hosted by R. Montgomery, and ‘Producers’ Showcase’, a live program broadcast from 1954.

Later that year, she made a film appearance alongside Steve McQueen (this was his debut film) in “The Blob”, which was said to be one of the best sci-fi horror films produced in the 1950s – they acted as lovers in the film .

The film, which was directed by Irvin Yeaworth, was a huge success, produced on a budget of $110,000 and making $4 million – she starred as Jane Martin. According to Suzanne Murdico’s book ‘Meet the Blob’, the two actors were in a relationship in real life before landing their roles in the film. Corsaut’s next appearance was the most important in her career, in the role of Helen Crump in the famous American comedy TV series The Andy Griffith Show.

Her character was that of a school teacher, the girlfriend of the show starring Sheriff Andy Taylor; she appeared in 65 episodes (1963-1968.) She would later appear in the drama series “Emergency!” (1974-1975) and many others.

Unfortunately, apart from her heroine role in ‘The Blob’, Corsaut didn’t star in many feature films, but she did have roles in some of the most iconic films ever made, such as ‘The Toolbox Murders’ (1978), ‘A Rage to Live’ (1965) , ‘Blazing Saddles’ (1974) and an uncredited appearance in ‘Good Neighbor Sam’ (1964).

In addition, she appeared in many TV shows such as 1968’s ‘Adam-12’, 1975’s ‘The Blue Knight’, 1979’s ‘House Calls’, 1963’s ‘The General Hospital’ and 1986’s ‘Matlock’ – her last performance – and a dozen other guest appearances. Interesting fact: Aneta and Ken Berry, the “Mayberry RFD” star, share the same birthday (November 3, 1933). She returned to her role as Helen Crump in reunion shows twice during her career, including 1986’s “Return to Mayberry.”

During her writing career, she will be remembered as co-author of the “Mystery Reader’s Quiz Book”

Aneta Corsaut Personal life, husband and children

There is no information on Corsau’s husband or children; she may not have been married. She was rumored to be in a romantic relationship with Andy Griffith, documented in Daniel de Vise’s book “The Making of a Friendship and a Classic American Show,” but the actor was married when the show was taped.

Aneta Corsau net worth

Aneta made her living largely as an actress, plus as a co-writer.

Her job earned her about $3 million before she died.

Aneta’s body measurements and features

Aneta used to be an American-born artist and writer of white ethnicity. She was 165 cm tall and weighed about 55 kg. Other body measurements, such as her shoe and dress size, have not been shared on the internet. She had auburn hair.

The Death of Aneta Corsaut

Corsaut used to be diagnosed with cancer that she battled in her later years; she sadly succumbed to the disease on November 6, 1995 in Studio City, California, three days after celebrating her 62nd birthday.

She was buried in Valhalla Memorial Park, North Hollywood. She will always be remembered for her pivotal roles such as Helen Crump. Corsaut’s death was a tragedy for the movie world – she is listed as one of the most talented serial actors in history, and her role on “The Andy Griffith Show” is ranked as one of the most skillful impersonations of all time. She was not privileged to experience the joys of married life and motherhood, but was a ruthless super-skilled actress of impeccable beauty, charisma and charm.

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