Maureen Hingert

Maureen Hingert was born on Jan 09, 1937 in Ceylon. Maureen Hingert's big-screen debut came with Elephant Walk directed by William Dieterle in 1954. Maureen Hingert is known for The King and I directed by Walter Lang, Deborah Kerr stars as Anna Leonowens and Yul Brynner as King Mongkut of Siam. The upcoming new movie Maureen Hingert plays is Fort Bowie which will be released on Feb 01, 1958.

Maureen Hingert was born on 9 January 1937 in Columbo, Ceylon [present-day Sri Lanka], of Dutch ancestry, the daughter of Lionel Hingert and Lorna Mabel del Run. Her father was the president of the Bank of Ceylon and had extensive tea holdings. On 25 June 1955, aged 18, she was crowned "Miss Ceylon" in Colombo.In October 1955, she made her screen debut playing a Native American in Universal-International's "Pillars of the Sky", and signed by 20th Century-Fox to appear in Le roi et moi (1956). In 1958, Hingert married Mario Armand Zamparelli, a Montrose artist. On 8 May 1959 in Los Angeles, their daughter Regina was born; she became renowned Los Angeles concert promoter Gina Zamparelli. Hingert had two other daughters, Marisa and Andrea. In July 1970, Hingert divorced Zamparelli. In March 1976, she wed William J. Ballard in Los Angeles.