Bo Derek she makes occasional film, television, and documentary appearances. Derek was born Mary Cathleen Collins in Long Beach, California. Her father, Paul Collins, was a Hobie Cat executive, and her mother, Norma (née White), was a make-up artist and hairdresser to Ann-Margret. Collins' parents divorced, and her mother married American stunt performer Bobby Bass. Collins attended Narbonne High School and George S. Patton Continuation School, both in Harbor City, California. She remarked in a 1985 interview on "Late Night with David Letterman": While attending Narbonne High School in Los Angeles at age 16 in 1973, Collins became romantically involved with John
Cathleen Nesbitt "Canaries Sometimes Sing", which was an early talkie. In 1932, she appeared in "The Frightened Lady". She appeared in the 1938 film version of "Pygmalion" as "a lady" who attends the Embassy ball. In the opening credits her first name was spelled as "Kathleen", but as "Cathleen" at the end of the film. She played the part of Mother in the 1949 BBC TV remake of the drama film "Elizabeth of Ladymead". Nesbitt's first Hollywood film was "Three Coins in the Fountain" (1954), in which she played the character role of La Principessa. This was followed that same year by