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The document discusses the life and career of Grace Kelly, from her beginnings as a Hollywood actress in the 1950s, winning an Oscar for her role in Mogambo, to her roles in several Alfred Hitchcock films. It then covers her marriage to Prince Rainier III of Monaco in 1956, where she took on the role of Princess of Monaco. The summary highlights her family with Prince Rainier, including their three children, and concludes with noting her death in 1982 when she was buried next to her husband.
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