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An American actress, born as Mary Carol Lee Ford, in Los Angeles, California, USA, on January 21, 1941. She married Michael Bell in 1968 and they had a daughter. She is known for How to Stuff a Wild Bikini (1965), The Kentucky Fried Movie (1977) and Nightmare in Wax (1969)....Read more Victoria is the third child of vaudeville actor Oscar Ford and actress Lillian Ford. Her parents and two older brothers participated in theatrical appearances in the late forties. After finishing high school, she won an art scholarship to study painting and took dance lessons, and she was selected as a dancer in Broadway musicals. By 1964, she danced in films, then got minor roles in movies, after which she appeared as a guest in several television series. In 2010, her oil paintings were featured as part of the Diverse Expression at The Universal Art Gallery.

- Nationality:
- US
- Date of Birth:
- 21 January 1941
- Birth Country:
- US

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Filmography

Actor (3)
- - - Dynasty
    - 1981 - Series
- - - Spinout
    - 1966 - Movie
- - - How to Stuff a Wild Bikini
    - 1965 - Movie

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An American actress, born as Mary Carol Lee Ford, in Los Angeles, California, USA, on January 21, 1941. She married Michael Bell in 1968 and they had a daughter. She is known for...Read more How to Stuff a Wild Bikini (1965), The Kentucky Fried Movie (1977) and Nightmare in Wax (1969). Victoria is the third child of vaudeville actor Oscar Ford and actress Lillian Ford. Her parents and two older brothers participated in theatrical appearances in the late forties. After finishing high school, she won an art scholarship to study painting and took dance lessons, and she was selected as a dancer in Broadway musicals. By 1964, she danced in films, then got minor roles in movies, after which she appeared as a guest in several television series. In 2010, her oil paintings were featured as part of the Diverse Expression at The Universal Art Gallery.