Ever wondered what happened to that sassy waitress who told everyone to "Kiss my grits!"? Polly Holliday, the actress who embodied the unforgettable Flo Castleberry, cemented her place in television history, but her journey extends far beyond the confines of Mel's Diner.

Polly Dean Holliday, born on July 2, 1937, in Jasper, Alabama, is an American actress whose career has spanned stage, television, and film. She is the daughter of Ernest Holliday, a truck driver, and his wife, Velma. Her early life in Alabama laid the foundation for a career that would see her become a household name, primarily for her portrayal of the wisecracking waitress, Flo, on the hit television series "Alice." While "Alice" and its spin-off "Flo" remain highlights, Holliday's versatility as an actress allowed her to explore a diverse range of roles, showcasing her talent and solidifying her status as a respected performer.

Polly Holliday: Bio, Career & More
Birth Name	Polly Dean Holliday
Date of Birth	July 2, 1937
Birth Place	Jasper, Alabama, USA
Nationality	American
Occupation	Actress (Retired)
Years Active	1970s 2010
Known For	Flo Castleberry on "Alice" and "Flo", various character roles
Signature Line	"Kiss my grits!" (as Flo)
Notable TV Shows	"Alice," "Flo," "Home Improvement," "The Client," "Homicide: Life on the Street," "Private Benjamin"
Notable Movies	"Gremlins," "Mr. Mom," "The Parent Trap," "Fair Game"
Awards	Saturn Award for Best Supporting Actress (for "Gremlins")
Stage Appearances	Broadway and Regional Theatre Productions
Retirement	Retired from acting after the 2010 film "Fair Game"
Reference	Polly Holliday on IMDb