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Gaby Rodgers (née Gabrielle Rosenberg; born 29 March 1928, Frankfurt-am-Main, Germany) is a German-American actress, theater director, and journalist. Although she worked extensively as a television actress in the 1950s, she is best-remembered as an actress for her role as the villainous Lily Carver (Kiss Me Deadly, 1955). Her only other theatrical film role was in a gritty 1953 New York indie, The Big Break, starring James Lipton. She appeared on the cover of the January 1957 issue of Cosmopolitan, representing what the magazine billed as "The New Face of Broadway". The daughter of art... MORE

Gaby Rodgers (née Gabrielle Rosenberg; born 29 March 1928, Frankfurt-am-Main, Germany) is a German-American actress, theater director, and journalist. Although she worked extensively as a television actress in the 1950s, she is best-remembered as an actress for her role as the villainous Lily Carver (Kiss Me Deadly, 1955). Her only other theatrical film role was in a gritty 1953 New York indie, The Big Break, starring James Lipton. She appeared on the cover of the January 1957 issue of Cosmopolitan, representing what the magazine billed as "The New Face of Broadway". The daughter of art dealer, Saemy Rosenberg, and the niece of the philosopher, Edmund Husserl, Rodgers is German by origin but grew up in Amsterdam. She was married for many years to lyricist Jerry Leiber, half of the songwriting team of Leiber & Stoller, who wrote "Hound Dog", "Jailhouse Rock", and other songs. Rodgers is frequently cited as co-author of the song "Jackson" with Billy Edd Wheeler, but this is untrue; Leiber wrote the song with Wheeler, using his then-wife's name as a pseudonym. LESS