Audrey Meadows was born on February 8th, 1926 born in WuChang, China.
Audrey Meadows' birth name was Audrey Cotter.
Audrey Meadows' nickname was Aud.
Audrey Meadows was of 5' 6" [1.68 m] in height.
Audrey Meadows was born to missionary Ida Cotter and her reverend-husband Francis James Meadows Cotter.
Audrey Meadows was the youngest of the four children born in her family.
Audrey Meadows' sister Jayne Meadows is also an actress.
Audrey Meadows was also a professional dancer and singer who sang with her raspy throat.
Audrey Meadows performed at Carnegie Hall in 1942 at the age of sixteen.
Audrey Meadows has performed with the Civic Light Opera productions in several cities like Chicago, Detroit and Louisville in plays such as "Anything Goes", "Good News", "Roberta", "No, Non Nanette".
Audrey Meadows made her debut in television with a comedy television series "Bob and Ray" [1951-1953].
Audrey Meadows was shot to fame with her breakthrough role of Alice Kramden on "The Jackie Gleason Show" [47 episodes: 1952-1957].
Audrey Meadows replaced Pert Kelton and reprised the role of Alice Kramden on "The Honeymooners" [39 episodes: 1955-1956].