Reba McEntire

Reba McEntire

actress, producer, music department

Reba McEntire was born on Mar 28, 1955 in USA. Reba McEntire's big-screen debut came with Tremors directed by Ron Underwood in 1990. Reba McEntire is known for Red Blooded directed by Michael Offer, Reba McEntire stars as Ruby Adair and Saamer Usmani as Tag Fayad. Reba McEntire has got 21 awards and 56 nominations so far. The most recent award Reba McEntire achieved is Grammy Awards. The upcoming new movie Reba McEntire plays is Christmas in Tune which will be released on Nov 26, 2021.

Reba Nell McEntire was born on Monday, March 28th, 1955, in McAlester, Oklahoma. The reigning queen of country music has pursued a musical career since she was 5. In Junior High school, she performed with her musical siblings, aka the Singing McEntires. A fine athlete, Reba McEntire followed in the footsteps of her rodeo champion father in competitive barrel racing. Her performance of the "Star Spangled Banner" at the 1974 National Finals Rodeo in Oklahoma City caught the attention of songwriter Red Steagall, who suggested she consider a career in country music. She has since earned 7 gold and 5 platinum albums and 2 Grammy Awards. She has also explored other avenues of entertainment, serving as a guest-host on Good Morning America (1975) & earning generally favorable reviews for her acting in the movie titled "Tremors" & TV mini-series, Buffalo Girls (1995). In 1988, she formed Starstruck Entertainment to oversee the very numerous aspects of her musical & acting careers.She is extremely fortunate, that she was not along with her eight band members (seven band members & her touring manager), when tragedy the airplane they were in, on Saturday, March 16th, 1991. There were eight lives lost that tragic Saturday.

  • Birthday

    Mar 28, 1955
  • Place of Birth

    McAlester, Oklahoma, USA
  • Also known

    Reba Blackstock, Reba McIntyre, Reba

Known For

Awards

21 wins & 56 nominations

Grammy Awards
2018
Best Roots Gospel Album
Winner - Grammy
1994
Best Country Vocal Collaboration
Winner - Grammy
1994
Best Country Vocal Collaboration
Winner - Grammy
1987
Best Country Vocal Performance, Female
Winner - Grammy
The Kennedy Center Honors
2018
Winner - Kennedy Center Honors
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