- American actress who specialized in "dizzy" parts in British films, she also released some records as a singer
- Well known from the late 1940's through her radio work, occasional films and, later (in the 1950s), for her many television commercials for Pepsodent toothpaste, her catchphrase being "Irium, Miriam?".
- Her father was American & her mother was British. She married cabaret artist Eddie Eden.
- Her family moved to Britain when she was four.
- In May 1952, spotted at the open-air swimming pool in Roehampton, England.
- In February 1954, her husband was fined $37.00 for firing William Georg Canter after the first & only night of the play Thirteen for Dinner.
- She scored a #2 hit in the UK in October 1953 with 'Poppa Piccolino'.
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