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'''Beverley Owen''' (born '''Beverley Ogg''', sometimes credited as '''Beverly Owen''') (],] in ]) is a classically-trained American ] perhaps most widely known for having played the role of ] during the first season of '']'' (a role she disliked, and only accepted out of contractual obligations to ]). After thirteen episodes, Owen left the program to get married, and was replaced by ]. Beginning in ] she appeared for two years on '']'', after which she retired from television and chose to perform exclusively in live theatre. '''Beverley Owen''' (née '''Ogg''', sometimes credited as '''Beverly Owen''') (],] in ]) is a classically-trained American ] perhaps most widely known for having played the role of ] during the first season of '']'' (a role she disliked, and only accepted out of contractual obligations to ]). After thirteen episodes, Owen left the program to get married, and was replaced by ]. Beginning in ] she appeared for two years on '']'', after which she retired from television and chose to perform exclusively in live theatre.


A student of ], Owen now lives in upstate New York, where she frequently appears with the ] theatre company, The Theatre Company at Hubbard Hall. She received an undergraduate degree from the ]. She continues to pursue her studies in Early American History, for which she earned her master's degree in ]. A student of ], Owen now lives in upstate New York, where she frequently appears with the ] theatre company, The Theatre Company at Hubbard Hall. She received an undergraduate degree from the ]. She continues to pursue her studies in Early American History, for which she earned her master's degree in ].

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Beverley Owen
BornBeverley Ogg
Spouse(s)Jon Stone
(1964-1974) (divorced) 2 children

Beverley Owen (née Ogg, sometimes credited as Beverly Owen) (May 13,1937 in Ottumwa, Iowa) is a classically-trained American actress perhaps most widely known for having played the role of Marilyn Munster during the first season of The Munsters (a role she disliked, and only accepted out of contractual obligations to Universal Studios). After thirteen episodes, Owen left the program to get married, and was replaced by Pat Priest. Beginning in 1971 she appeared for two years on Another World, after which she retired from television and chose to perform exclusively in live theatre.

A student of Sanford Meisner, Owen now lives in upstate New York, where she frequently appears with the Cambridge theatre company, The Theatre Company at Hubbard Hall. She received an undergraduate degree from the University of Michigan. She continues to pursue her studies in Early American History, for which she earned her master's degree in 1989.

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