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Lovely and captivating brunette actress and singer Gini Eastwood had an interest in acting and singing ever since she was a little girl. Gini made her stage debut at age four as a bonbon to the Sugar Plum Fairy in a dance school production of "The Nutcracker Suite." She took dance, violin, guitar, and acrobatic lessons while attending this school. Her parents sent her to a drama camp summer theatre run by Columbia Pictures at age twelve. Eastwood was added to the Talent Farm Stable and spent two additional summers perfecting her craft with lessons, performances, and a backstage apprenticeship. Gini released the modestly successful single "With the World at My Feet" on the Tower Records label while still in high school in upstate New York.

Eastwood went on to tour with the 1960's folk group The New Christy Minstrels and recorded a couple of albums with the psychedelic rock band the Hobbits. Moreover, she portrayed Mary Magdelene in the original concert tour of the hit musical "Jesus Christ, Superstar," acted in a May, 1972 Broadway stage production of the rock opera "Hard Job Being God," and worked as a studio session singer (she was even the golden voice for McDonald's). Eastwood made her film debut in the obscure feature "The Wanted Ones," which was shot in Spain in 1968. Gini gave an excellent and compelling performance as intense, brooding, and mysterious hippie chick Maureen in the wonderfully offbeat and original one-of-a-kind 1970's drive-in cult oddity Pick-up (1975). After tackling her sole lead role in Pick-up (1975), Eastwood did more session work in the music industry as well as sung and wrote commercial jingles. Gini still occasionally acts in community theatre and works as a singing aerobics instructor.

IMDb Mini Biography By: woodyanders

Lovely and captivating brunette actress and singer Gini Eastwood had an interest in acting and singing ever since she was a little girl. Gini made her stage debut at age four as a bonbon to the Sugar Plum Fairy in a dance school production of "The Nutcracker Suite." She took dance, violin, guitar, and acrobatic lessons while attending this school. Her parents sent her to a drama camp summer theatre run by Columbia Pictures at age twelve. Eastwood was added to the Talent Farm Stable and spent two additional summers perfecting her craft with lessons, performances, and a backstage apprenticeship. Gini released the modestly successful single "With the World at My Feet" on the Tower Records label while still in high school in upstate New York.

Eastwood went on to tour with the 1960's folk group The New Christy Minstrels and recorded a couple of albums with the psychedelic rock band the Hobbits. Moreover, she portrayed Mary Magdelene in the original concert tour of the hit musical "Jesus Christ, Superstar," acted in a May, 1972 Broadway stage production of the rock opera "Hard Job Being God," and worked as a studio session singer (she was even the golden voice for McDonald's). Eastwood made her film debut in the obscure feature "The Wanted Ones," which was shot in Spain in 1968. Gini gave an excellent and compelling performance as intense, brooding, and mysterious hippie chick Maureen in the wonderfully offbeat and original one-of-a-kind 1970's drive-in cult oddity Pick-up (1975). After tackling her sole lead role in Pick-up (1975), Eastwood did more session work in the music industry as well as sung and wrote commercial jingles. Gini still occasionally acts in community theatre and works as a singing aerobics instructor.

IMDb Mini Biography By: woodyanders

Acting

1975

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