Biography barbara babcock

1. Barbara Babcock - An American Character Actress
2. Early Life and Education
3. Acting Career

Barbara Babcock - An American Character Actress

Born on February 27, 1937, Barbara Babcock is an American character actress and Emmy Award winner.

She is best known for her roles as Grace Gardner in "Hill Street Blues" and Dorothy Jennings in "Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman".

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While Babcock did not have notable achievements in the film industry, she was a true television star, with two Emmy nominations and one win.

Early Life and Education

Barbara was born in the United States but spent a significant part of her childhood in Tokyo, Japan.

Her father, Conrad Stanton Babcock Jr., was a general in the American army, which led to Barbara spending a considerable amount of time abroad. She learned to speak Japanese before English. After returning to the States, Barbara attended Wellesley College, where