Lee Meredith

Lee Meredith, born Judith Lee Sauls on October 22, 1947, in River Edge, New Jersey, is a distinguished American actress known for her vibrant performances on stage and screen. Raised in Fair Lawn, New Jersey, Meredith has made a significant mark in the entertainment industry over several decades. She is married to Burt Stratford.

Meredith's career took a notable turn in 1975 when she participated in a memorable sketch alongside comedy legends Walter Matthau and George Burns in the original Broadway production of "The Sunshine Boys," which was later adapted into a film. However, she gained widespread recognition for her role as Ulla in the 1968 original film version of "The Producers," a cult classic directed by Mel Brooks. Her portrayal of the charming and comedic character has left a lasting impression on audiences.

In 2002, Meredith revisited her iconic role in "The Producers" by contributing to the DVD edition of the film, where she shared her experiences and insights in an interview. Throughout her career, she has showcased her talent across various mediums, solidifying her status as a beloved figure in the performing arts. Lee Meredith continues to be celebrated for her contributions to theater and film, leaving an indelible mark on American entertainment.