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Sally Field is a famous American actress.

Sally Field (11205) (cropped)
Sally Field (11205) (cropped)

She has worked in movies and on TV for many years. She also acts on big stages. She has been a star for six decades. Sally began her career on TV. She played a surfer girl in a show called Gidget. Later, she played a nun in The Flying Nun.

Sally Field Paul Petersen Flying Nun 1968
Sally Field Paul Petersen Flying Nun 1968

Sally is very good at acting. She won two Academy Awards. These are big prizes for movies. She won one for the film Norma Rae. She won another for Places in the Heart.

Sally Field - Grauman's Egyptian Theatre - Norma Rae
Sally Field - Grauman's Egyptian Theatre - Norma Rae

She also won three Emmy Awards for her TV work. She won for the movie Sybil. She won more for the show Brothers & Sisters.

Sally has played many roles. She was Aunt May in the Spider-Man films. She also gave her voice to a cat named Sassy. In 2014, she got a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. This is a special honor for stars in movies.

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