Patsy Kensit-healy
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Biography
A rock singer/songwriter with her brother's short-lived rock band Eighth Wonder, the blonde Kensit began her career as a child actress in such films as "Alfie Darling" and "The Great Gatsby" (both 1974), in which she played Mia Farrow and Bruce Dern's daughter, "The Blue Bird" (1976) and "Hanover Street" (1979). She starred as an ambitious aspiring fashion designer in her first musical film, "Absolute Beginners" (1986). Kensit gained notice as Mel Gibson's love interest in "Lethal Weapon 2" (1989) and as a 21-year-old woman reminiscing candidly to the camera about her relationships with four men in Don Boyd's "Twenty One" (1991). In an ironic twist, Kensit portrayed Mia Farrow in a TV biopic, "Love and Betrayal: The Mia Farrow Story" (Fox, 1995).
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Life Events
1974
Played Mia Farrow's daughter in "The Great Gatsby"
1974
Film debut "Alfie Darling"
1982
Joined her brother's rock band, Eighth Wonder as songwriter/lead singer (date approximate)
1982
US TV debut as the title character in "The Adventures of Pollyanna"; also played young Estella in the BBC production of "Great Expectations"
1986
Starred in first musical film, "Absolute Beginners"
1991
Signed a three-picture contract with Disney Studios after "Twenty-One" was shown at the Sundance Film Festival
1995
Portrayed Mia Farrow in the Fox TV-movie "Love and Betrayal: The Mia Farrow Story"