Tiffany Bolling

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Biography

Strikingly beautiful and fiery blonde Tiffany Bolling may not have achieved the long-lasting stardom she deserved, but she nonetheless has remained a much-beloved cult favorite of 1970s B-movie buffs for her lively and impressive performances in a handful of enjoyably trashy drive-in flicks. Born in Santa Monica, California, as Tiffany Royce Kral, Bolling basically had show business in her blood: her father was singer/pianist 'Roy Kral' . More recently Bolling has worked in both stage and film productions behind the scenes. She also teaches and dedicates herself to various humanitarian causes. Moreover, her daughter Seanie sang back-up vocals on the 1990 debut album of the Christian heavy metal band Holy Soldier.

  • Primary profession
  • Actress·miscellaneous·soundtrack
  • Nationality
  • United States
  • Gender
  • Female
  • Birth date
  • 06 February 1946
  • Place of birth
  • Santa Monica· California

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Trivia

She attempted a singing career around the time of the release of Wicked, Wicked , which she sang in. An album was released entitled "Tiffany", which was unsuccessful. It has recently become a hot collectors item.

Attended the Webster elementary school in Malibu, CA.

Her mother was singer/comedienne Bettie Miller (aka Bettie Bolling ), who performed with the Boyd Rayburn band, often did shows with Billie Holiday , and was an early comedy partner of "Laugh-In" creator Dick Martin. Her biological father was singer/pianist Roy Kral , who, with his wife Jackie Cain , formed the popular cabaret duo "Jackie and Roy". For over 50 years, they recorded numerous albums and performed hundreds of live shows, even having their own television program in Chicago in the 1950s.

As of 2008 was living in Marina Del Rey, CA with her husband Richard Casares.

She married husband Richard Casares in a small ceremony in Santa Barbara, CA, in October 1983. The reception guests included Mike Love of The Beach Boys and actors Robert Demeo , Leigh Christian and Angel Tompkins.

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