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MELISSA FRANCIS New Profile
- Melissa Francis is the co-anchor of "The Call" (M-F, 11am-12pm ET). Before that, she covered energy.
- Before joining CNBC, Francis served as a
correspondent for CNET where she covered finance, technology and
consumer products. During her tenure at CNET, she frequently provided
reports for CNBC.
- Before CNET, Francis worked as a weekend morning
anchor and general assignment reporter for WFSB-TV (CBS) in Hartford,
Conn. Prior, she served as a general assignment reporter at News 12,
Edison, N.J.; WLNE-TV (ABC), Providence, R.I.; and WMUR-TV (ABC) in
Manchester, N.H.
- Francis
earned a Bachelor
of Arts degree in economics from Harvard University where she also
served as executive editor of the Harvard College Economist Magazine.
What few know is "Missy" was a very good child acrress with many awards:
| Year | Result | Award | Category/Recipient(s) |
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1986 |
Nominated |
Young Artist Award |
Best Young Actress - Guest in a Television Series
for: "Hotel" (1983) For episode "Rallying Cry".
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Best Young Actress Starring in a
Television Special or Mini-Series for: "CBS Schoolbreak Special: The
War Between the Classes (#3.1)" (1985)
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1985 |
Won |
Young Artist
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Best Young Actress in a Family Film Made for Television
for: Something About Amelia (1984) (TV)
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1984 |
Won |
Young Artist
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Best Young Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture
for: Man, Woman and Child (1983)
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1983 |
Nominated |
Young Artist
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Best Young Actress in a Drama Series
for: "Little House on the Prairie" (1974)
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1982 |
Nominated |
Young Artist
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Best Young Actress in a Television Series
for: "Little House on the Prairie" (1974)
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It is nice to see good news from child stars rather than the stories of drug abuse.
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