What is Holly Hallstrom doing today? Is she died? Net Worth (2024)

• Holly Hallstrom is a former model, retired actress, and TV personality
• She is currently living a peaceful life in San Antonio, Texas, and is renting out several houses she owns
• Holly launched a foundation to help those mistreated in the workplace
• She is an animal lover and enjoys travelling, watching movies, and eating various cuisines
• Holly has an estimated net worth of over $10 million

Who is Holly Hallstrom?

Holly Anne Hallstrom was born in San Antonio, Texas USA, on 25 August 1952 – her zodiac sign is Virgo and she holds American nationality. She is a former model, retired actress and a TV personality, who is still perhaps best known for having served as a model in the game show “The Price Is Right” from 1977 to 1995.

What is she doing today or has she died?

There are rumors circulating the internet about how Holly died sometime in the early 2000s, as she hasn’t been appearing on TV or in the media, however, it is known that she decided to retire from appearing in TV shows in the late ‘90s, but came back on several occasions when invited as a guest in talk shows.

Today, Holly is renting-out several houses that she owns, and is leading a peaceful life in San Antonio.

Early life and education

Holly was raised alongside her younger sister in San Antonio, by the girls’ father who was a car mechanic, and their mother who was a housewife.

Holly grew up being focused on her studies, and when she enrolled at a local high school, she and her peers started reading girly magazines and watching models on TV – this is when Holly began dreaming about becoming a famous model one day, but still focused on her studies, and after matriculating in 1970, she enrolled at a college.

While still attending college, she visited Los Angeles in California, and there began working as a model which led her to quit college and focus on her career.

Career as an actress and a TV personality

Holly’s first appearance in a TV show was what made her famous – “The Price Is Right” starred Bob Barker, Janice Pennington and Dian Parkinson, and followed multiple contestants competing to win cash, cars and vacations. All the games in the show were related to the consumer goods pricing, and was a huge hit, winning 48 awards and being nominated for 122 others.

In 1980, Holly appeared as a panelist in two episodes of the comedy family game show “Match Game PM”, and in 1984 featured in the TV special “TV’s Funniest Game Show Moments”.

She made her debut TV series appearance in 1989, when she was cast to portray Newlywed Woman in the episode “The Nutt Cracker Suite” of the comedy “The Nutt House”, and in 1993 Holly made an uncredited appearance as the Spin the Wheel Girl in the action comedy crime movie “Loaded Weapon 1”. In the same year, she guest starred in a single episode of the game show “Family Feud”., and the following year made her second movie appearance when she played The Female Office

r in the short science fiction adventure comedy “Galaxy Beat”. Two years later, Holly played The Toothpaste Spokesperson in the adventure science fiction thriller movie “The Tomorrow Man”.

She featured in the TV special “The Price Is Right 25th Anniversary Special” in 1996, and in 2002 guest starred in a single episode of the documentary series “E! True Hollywood Story”. Her final two appearances on TV were captured in 2005, when she guest starred in an episode of the mini-series “Game Show Moments Gone Bananas”, and an episode of the talk show “The View”.

Filling a lawsuit

Holly was let go from “The Price Is Right” in 1995 by the show’s host Bob Barker, and subsequently claimed that she was dismissed because she gained 14lbs (6.4kgs), also that she was let go because she wouldn’t support Bob when he was sued for sexual harassment by Dian Parkinson, a former American model.

Bob counter-sued Holly, but dropped the suit two days before the trial began, and had to pay Holly’s legal fees – this motivated Holly to sue Bob, and the legal fight went on for years before it was settled in October 2005. During the years she fought Bob in court, Holly used all her savings, sold her house to pay for her lawyer, and lived in a car for a year. She eventually received several million dollars as settlement, and could’ve received more if she had accepted to not talk about Bob in the media ever again – she launched a foundation which has since been helping people who have been mistreated at their workplace.

After the models Kathleen Bradley and Janice Pennington, production assistants Sherrill Paris and Linda Riegert, and the director Paul Alter all testified against Bob, they were fired from the show – every one of them sued Bob, accepting out-of-court financial settlements, while Paul was eventually invited to come back to the show which he accepted in 2000.

Love life and relationships

Holly has kept details of her love life hidden from the media’s attention since she launched her modelling career, and there are rumors circulating the internet that she dated several men during those years she was shooting for “The Price Is Right”. Many of her fans claimed that they saw her walking hand in hand with several men in a period of three months, but Holly has never agreed to comment on her love life – it is also believed by some that she is a lesbian, while two of her fans have even claimed to have seen her kissing her female friend at a Los Angeles club.

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As of September 2020, Holly is single, she hasn’t married and doesn’t have children.

Hobbies and other interests

Holly has ventured into the real estate industry, and is the owner of several houses around San Antonio, most of which she leases, while she is today living in one of these.

She apparently spent her entire life being on a strict diet, eating mostly vegetables and fruits, and it wasn’t until she was done with modelling that she became interested in tasting various cuisines and travelling around the world – she has been to many European countries with her favorite being France, especially its capital city Paris, and she has also travelled to Asia on multiple occasions visiting China and Japan.

She is a lover of animals, and has had many pet dogs and cats.

Holly likes to watch movies late at night, and her favorite actors and actresses are Leonardo DiCaprio, Matt Damon and Angelina Jolie, and some of her favorite movies are “Titanic”, “Catch Me If You Can” and “Good Will Hunting”.

Net worth

Holly’s age is 68. She has long brown hair and blue eyes, her height is 5ft 11ins (1.8m) and she weighs around 155lbs (70kgs).

As of September 2020, her net worth has been estimated at over $10 million.

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   Bob

   May 26, 2021 at 10:38 am

   Wow

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   Tim

   December 26, 2021 at 10:22 am

   A shame Dian,Holly and others fell into this just to earn a living..I believe these women who sued Barker, especially Dian Parkinson.. Hope they live comfortable..
   Think of the many wronged who live on the street snd do not get compensated.

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   Doug

   December 30, 2021 at 3:12 am

   Always loved Holly best of all “Barker’s Beauties” (mostly because she never posed nude and/or never appeared in Playboy. My paternal Grandfather loved her too and called her Holly my Dolly. Such a shame Bob did what he did to Holly and the other models.

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   Kevin Magill

   April 15, 2022 at 4:22 pm

   On the chance Holly bothers to read this, I just wanted to say that I hope you have found happiness in your life. I’m glad you seem to have avoided the circus of stardom and its perils. May you live your life contented and happy. We miss you and remember you with much fondness.

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   May Brooks

   May 18, 2022 at 5:17 pm

   Bob Barker is a typical narcissist that needs people to fawn all over him. I like Drew Carey better anyway.

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   Teresa

   July 13, 2022 at 2:06 pm

   Bob Barker worked long hours and this kept him from his wife and probably made him lonely. I do believe he had an offstage affair with Dianne and I do believe he was mean and rude to his employees. I’ve seen him be mean to the audience members, he would lose his patience with audience members when they took too long bidding on items. It’s all Hollywood!! Wierd stuff happens there.

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   Jack Follis

   September 4, 2022 at 7:52 pm

   Barker was and may still be an old horndog. He couldn’t keep his hands to himself. Dian never should have dropped her lawsuit against him. I’m glad Holly won her suit, but look what it cost her, basically a career in film & TV.
   I would love to find Holly if just to shake her hand and say thank you for all you’ve done.

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   robert

   April 15, 2023 at 12:56 am

   i watch the show just to watch holly. i thought she was the most beautiful woman alive. and to this day would love to meet her.

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Who is Summer Glau?

American actress Summer Lyn Glau was born in San Antonio, Texas USA, on 24 July 1981, making Leo her zodiac sign. She’s had roles in nearly 40 TV series and movies, and is perhaps still known best for playing River in the 2005 action science fiction adventure movie “Serenity”, which starred Chiwetel Ejiofor, Gina Torres and Nathan Fillion, and was written and directed by Joss Whedon. It follows the crew of the spaceship Serenity as they’re trying to prevent an assassin from killing telepath River, and the movie won nine of its 19 award nominations.

Education and early life

Summer was raised in San Antonio alongside her sisters Christie and Kaitlin, by their father Mark Glau who’s a general contractor, and mother Mari who’s a high school teacher.

Summer grew up being passionate about dancing, and took ballet lessons; from third through 12th grade, she was homeschooled so that she could focus on training ballet, while she also learned to dance flamenco and tango.

Summer completed her GED tests in 1999; she broke a toe in the following year, which ended her dancing career. She thus moved to Los Angeles, California in 2002, in pursuit of acting roles.

Roles in TV series

Summer’s debut TV series role was playing Prima Ballerina in the 2002 episode “Waiting in the Wings” of the fantasy action “Angel”, and in 2002 and 2003, she starred as River Tam in all the 14 episodes of the science fiction adventure “Firefly”, created by Joss Whedon, and which also starred Nathan Fillion and Gina Torres. It follows the crew of a small spaceship who’ve travelled 500 years into the future, and the series won five of its 13 award nominations.

Summer could then have been seen appearing in an episode of the crime mysteries “Cold Case” and “CSI: Crime Scene Investigation”.

From 2005 through 2007, she played Tess Doerner in eight episodes of the science fiction mystery “The 4400”, created by Rene Echevarria and Scott Peters, and which starred Jacqueline McKenzie, Joel Gretsch and Patrick John Flueger. It follows the reappearance of nearly 4,500 people who had been missing for years, and the series won one of its 14 award nominations. The remainder of the 2000s saw Summer make a guest appearance in the 2009 episode “The Terminator Decoupling” of the romantic comedy “The Big Bang Theory”, starred as Cameron Phillips in all the 31 episodes of the action fantasy “Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles”, and played Bennett Halverson in four episodes of the mystery science fiction “Dollhouse”.

In 2014, she starred as Anna Brandt in the thriller “Sequestered”, created by Aaron Tracy, and which also starred Jesse Bradford and Bruce Davison. It follows the jury of a complicated case as they’re deliberating in a hotel, and the series was nominated for two awards.

Summer’s three most recent TV series roles have been in two episodes of the 2015 comedy “Con Man”, the 2016 episode “G. D. S.” of the crime comedy “Castle”, and two episodes of the 2019 crime action “Wu Assassins”.

Roles in movies

Summer’s debut film role was playing Ticket Girl in the 2004 romantic family comedy “Sleepover”, directed by Joe Nussbaum, and which starred Alexa PenaVega, Mia Boorem and Scout Taylor-Compton. It follows four high school friends who are trying to become popular, and the film won one of its four award nominations.

Some of Summer’s following roles were in the 2006 action adventure comedy “Mammoth”, the 2006 fantasy horror comedy “The Initiation of Sarah” and the 2010 crime mystery “Deadly Honeymoon”; also in 2010 she voiced Kara in the animated action adventure “Superman/Batman: Apocalypse”, directed by Lauren Montgomery, and which starred Andre Braugher, Kevin Conroy and Tim Daly. It follows Batman who’s discovered a girl with superpowers, and who might be related to Superman.

Summer could then have been seen appearing in the historical action adventure “The Legend of Hell’s Gate: An American Conspiracy”, the science fiction mystery “The Human Preservation Project” and the music video “Keith Urban: Long Hot Summer”, all released in 2011.

She stared as Christine in the 2012 family fantasy “Help for the Holidays”, directed by Bradford May, and which also starred Eva LaRue and John Brotherton; it follows Santa’s elf as she’s helping a family during Christmas.

Some of Summer’s most recent film roles have been in 2013 in the action adventure comedy “Knights of Badassdom” and the short thriller “Dear End” ,and the 2022 science fiction “Ctrl-Alt-Destroy”.

Other credits

Summer sang the songs “Jingle Bells” and “Deck the Halls” in the 2012 movie “Help for the Holidays”.

She produced all 12 episodes of the 2014 thriller series “Sequestered”.

Some of Summer’s recent talk-show appearances have been in “Crashing the Fest”, “The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson” and “Speakeasy: With Paul F. Tompkins”.

Awards and nominations

Summer’s won four of her nine award nominations. Some of her wins include a 2005 SFX Award for Best Actress and a 2006 Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Saturn Award for Best Supporting Actress, both for her performance in “Serenity”, and a 2014 Northeast Film Festival Award for Best Actress in a Short Film, for “Inside the Box”.

Love life and marriage

Summer prefers not to speak about her love life in public, but has still allowed her fans a glimpse into it. She and American actor Val Morrison exchanged vows in 2017, but have kept the exact date of the wedding a secret; the ceremony was rather small, with only their closest friends and family members in attendance. Val’s appeared in 12 movies and TV series, and is probably still known best for playing Bouncer in the 2007 romantic comedy movie “Spin”.

Summer gave birth to their first daughter Milena Jo Morrison on 26 January 2015, and their second daughter Sunny Izabo Morrison followed in October 2017.

She’s yet to mention the men whom she had dated prior to meeting Val, Summer’s married to Val Morrison as of May 2023, and they have two daughters together.

Sweet pic of #SummerGlau taking her daughter Milena to the Farmers Market. Wonder who is little Milena cosplaying! pic.twitter.com/6i43LdjxaH

— Summer Glau | fan acc (@summerglaucom) March 14, 2016

Interesting facts and hobbies

Summer’s revealed that she didn’t see any “Terminator” movies prior to being cast to star in the series “Terminator: The Sarah Conor Chronicles”.

Her ancestry includes British, German and Swiss.

Summer auditioned for the role of Alyssa in the 2002 action adventure series “Power Rangers Wild Force”, and was nearly cast.

She loves to cook, and is a fan of cooking shows.

The magazine “Wizard” ranked Summer #8 on their 2008 list ‘Sexiest Women of TV”, while the magazine “FHM” ranked her #37 on their 2011 list ‘100 Sexiest Women in the World’; in 2014, “Maxim” ranked Summer #63 on their ‘Hot 100’ list.

She loves attending conventions, and could’ve been seen at the 2006 Armageddon Pulp Expo in Auckland, New Zealand.

Summer’s favorite actor and actress are Benedict Cumberbatch and Zendaya, while some of her favorite movies include “The Electrical Life of Louis Wain”, “Doctor Strange” and “The Grinch”.

Height, eyes and wealth

Summer’s age is 41. She has brown eyes and hair, is 5ft 5ins (1.66m) tall and weighs around 125lbs (57kgs).

Summer’s net worth’s been estimated at over $4 million, as of May 2023.

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Who is Tiffany Pollard?

American actress, TV personality and social media star Tiffany Pollard was born in Utica, New York State USA, on 6 January 1982, making Capricorn her zodiac sign. She’s appeared in five movies and four TV series, and is perhaps known best for playing Omunique’s Client in the 2008 crime comedy film “First Sunday”, written and directed by David E. Talbert, and which starred Ice Cube, Katt Williams and Tracy Morgan. It follows two criminals who’ve tried to rob a church but have learned that someone has beat them to it, so are now helping the church staff catch the thieves.

Education and early life

Tiffany and her brother Derek were raised in Utica by their mother Michelle Rothschild-Patterson and father Alex Pollard; Alex and Michelle haven’t married.

Tiffany had a rather normal childhood, and not many details about her youth have been disclosed; it’s known that she studied at John F. Kennedy Middle School prior to progressing to Thomas R. Proctor High School, from which she matriculated in 2000.

During her teenage years, Tiffany was mostly interested in dancing, appearing in school plays, and playing the piano.

Roles in movies

Tiffany’s debut film role was playing Macuzita Dancer in the 2005 horror science fiction comedy “Screech of the Decapitated”, directed by Michael Tarzian, and which starred Shannon Noelle Garrigus, Brittany Petros and Debbie Rochon. It follows two showgirls who have to fight outer space invaders and werewolves to save Earth, and the movie won Debbie Rochon a B-Movie Film Festival Award for Best Supporting Actress.

In 2011, Tiffany starred in the short comedy “Drama: A Comedy Pilot”, and the year 2014 saw her play Kiana in the action “The Shop”, written and directed by M. Shawn Cunningham, and which starred Rosa Aguayo, Aktion and Jonathan Andre; it follows a man who’s inherited his uncle’s Ford Mustang, and has found $20 million worth of diamonds in the engine.

Tiffany’s only other film role has been playing Vega in the 2017 action adventure comedy “Sharknado 5: Global Swarming”, directed by Anthony C. Ferrante, and which starred Ian Ziering, Tara Reid and Cassandra Scerbo; it follows Fin and his family as they’re trying to stop giant sharks from destroying the world – the movie was nominated for a Golden Trailer Award for Trashiest Trailer.

Tiffany’s currently shooting for the upcoming movie “The Shaw”.

Roles in TV series

Tiffany’s debut TV series role was playing Reesie in two episodes of the 2012 comedy “DTLA”, created by Larry Kennar, and which starred Darryl Stephens, Ernest Pierce and Marshelle Fair; it follows the sex lives of eight friends from Los Angeles, California.

The year 2012 also saw her play Pastor Mann in the episode “It’s Always Something” of the drama “Shadow Love”, which starred James Roch and Heidi Lewandowski, and follows a bachelor whose life’s been plagued by devastating events.

In 2017, Tiffany appeared in the episode “Tiffany Pollard Talks Being the Queen of Reality TV” of the news show “Hollywood Unlocked with Jason Lee Uncensored”, and her only other TV series role has been playing a supporting character in two episodes of the 2020 drama “One Mo’ Chance”, which starred Kamal Givens and Micah Givens, and follows a man who’s about to give love another shot.

Other credits

In 2006 and 2007, Tiffany starred alongside Flavor Flav and Ricky B. Head in the reality game-show “Flavor of Love”, which Cris Abrego and Mark Cronin created, and which follows Flavor as he’s searching for the love of his life; the show was nominated for three awards. While shooting for the show, Tiffany was nicknamed ‘New York’ by Flavor.

She was then cast to star in the reality show “I Love New York”, alongside Kamal Givens and Ahmad Givens; it follows 20 men competing to win Tiffany’s heart’; the show was nominated for two awards.

In 2016, she competed in the 17th season of the British reality show “Celebrity Big Brother”, placing fourth, and the year 2017 saw her host her own talk-show – “Brunch with Tiffany”.

Since 2022, she’s been hosting her reality competition show “Hot Haus”.

Some of Tiffany’s most recent talk-show appearances have been in “The Eric Andre Show”, “Celebrity Page” and “College Hill: Celebrity Edition”.

Love life and relationships

Tiffany’s quite open when it comes to sharing the details of her love life with the public, and it’s widely known that she’s been engaged multiple times, as well as that she’s bisexual.

She met American actor and activist Patrick ‘Tango’ Hunter in 2007, when he won the first season of her reality show “I Love New York”; they were engaged for six months prior to Tiffany calling off the engagement for unknown reasons.

She was then engaged to George ‘Tailor Made’ Weisgerber, who won the second season of her show; they were together for less than a year.

Tiffany suffered a miscarriage during the first half of the 2010s, but hasn’t spoken about whom she was pregnant with.

Most recently, on 23 November 2020, she revealed that she was engaged to American non-celebrity Jimmy Stewart, but there’s been no further news. Tiffany hasn’t married, and doesn’t have children.

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Interesting facts and hobbies

Tiffany revealed in 2017 that she’d been diagnosed with bipolar disorder.

She removed her breast implants in 2019, and the procedure was shown in the reality show “Botched”.

Tiffany’s become highly popular on the internet, as people are using her ‘queen of reaction memes’ on various social media networks; the New York City museum ‘THINK 1994’ held the exhibit ‘David’s Dead: A Celebration of Tiffany Pollard’ in May 2018, which revolved around Tiffany telling her housemates in the show “Celebrity Big Brother” that their housemate David Gest had died.

She’s followed by close to a million people on Instagram, and has posted over 950 pictures and videos.

Tiffany’s deeply religious, and goes to church at least once a week.

Amongst her favorite actresses is Melanie Iglesias, while some of her favorite films include “The Keys of Christmas”, “In Da Arcade” and “Abnormal Attraction”.

Height, eyes and wealth

Tiffany’s age is 41. She has brown eyes and black hair, is 5ft 6ins (1.68m) tall and weighs around 145lbs (65kgs).

Tiffany’s net worth’s been estimated at over $800,000, as of May 2023.

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Who is Tyne Daly?

American actress and screenwriter Ellen Tyne Daly was born in Madison, Wisconsin USA, on 21 February 1946, making Pisces her zodiac sign. She’s had roles in over 100 movies and TV series, but is probably still known best for playing the lead character Maxine Gray in all the 138 episodes of the drama series “Judging Amy”, which also starred Karle Warren and Amy Brenneman, and was created by Barbara Hall and Bill D’Elia. It follows three generations of women living under the same roof, the series aired from 1999 through 2005 and won 13 of its 60 award nominations.

Tyne’s still today active in the film industry, and her most recent role has been playing Barbara in the 2021 episode “Whip-Its and Emotionally Attuned Babies” of the romantic comedy “Mom”.

Education and early life

Tyne is of British and German ancestry – she was raised in Rockland County, New York State alongside her brother Tim and sisters Pegeen Michael and Mary Glynn, by their mother Mary Hope (nee Newell) who was an actress, and father James Daly, the late American actor; Tim’s also a popular actor and has appeared in over 80 films and TV series, while he’s won five of his 11 award nominations.

Tyne was only eight when she made her debut TV series appearance, playing Girl in the 1954 episode “International Finance” of the crime mystery thriller “Foreign Intrigue”. She had no roles in the following seven years, as her parents wanted her to focus on her education.

She enrolled at local high school in 1960, and in the following year earned her actors Equity Card; Tyne matriculated in 1964 and then enrolled at Brandeis University, from which she eventually transferred to the American Musical and Dramatic Academy, graduating with a Bachelor’s degree in 1968.

Roles in TV series

Tyne played Caroline Beale in several 1963 episodes of the soap opera “General Hospital”, and the remainder of the ‘60s saw her appear in an episode of the western “The Virginian”, the drama “Judd for the Defense”, and another drama “CBS Playhouse”.

From 1973 through 1976, she played Amy Kennedy and several other characters in the popular crime drama “The Rookies”, created by William Blinn and Rita Lakin, and which starred Georg Stanford Brown, Sam Melville and Gerald S. O’Loughlin; the series follows the lives of three police officers. Tyne could then have been seen appearing in an episode of the drama “Visions”, the historical family drama “Greatest Heroes of the Bible”, and the comedy “Shirley”.

From 1981 through 1988, she starred as Detective Mary Beth Lacey in all the 126 episodes of the crime mystery “Cagney & Lacey”, created by Barbara Avedon, and which also starred Sharon Gless as Cagney, and Al Waxman. It follows the lives of two female police detectives, and the series won 35 of its 92 award nominations.

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Some of Tyne’s most notable performances in the ‘90s were perhaps in the science fiction horror “Swamp Thing”, the musical “Great Performances” and the historical family drama “Christy” (lead role).

Her only TV series role in the 2000s, besides in “Judging Amy” was playing Tina in the 2010 episode “A Dark Road” of the crime action “Burn Notice”, while her three most recent roles have been portraying Phyllis in 13 episodes of the 2018 comedy “Murphy Brown”, Carolyn Shepherd in two episodes of the 2019 romantic drama “Grey’s Anatomy” and Senator Amy Ross in the 2019 episode “Leaving the Station” of the thriller “Madam Secretary”.

Roles in movies

Tyne’s debut film role was playing Merilee in the 1970 action thriller “Angel Unchained”, while some of her following roles were in the drama “In Search of America”, the thriller “A Howling in the Woods” and the drama “Young Marrieds at Play”, all released in 1971.

The year 1976 saw her star as Kate Moore in the action crime thriller “The Enforcer”, which also starred Clint Eastwood and Harry Guardino, and was directed by James Fargo. It follows the life of inspector ‘Dirty’ Harry Callahan, and the movie was nominated for two awards. The remainder of the ‘70s saw Tyne appear in the 1977 drama “Intimate Strangers”, the 1979 comedy “Better Late Than Never”, and the 1980 drama “The Women’s Room”.

She appeared in only a couple of movies in the ‘80s – her most notable performance was perhaps in the 1985 adventure “The Aviator”, directed by George Miller, and which starred Christopher Reeve, Rosanna Arquette and Jack Warden; set in 1920s, the film follows a mail pilot who’s crashed on a mountain together with a wealthy man’s daughter.

Some of Tyne’s film roles in the ‘90s were in the 1993 drama “Scattered Dreams”, the 1995 crime drama “Cagney & Lacey: Together Again”, and the 1999 drama “The Autumn Heart”.

The year 2003 saw her star as Anne Cunningham in the romantic comedy “Undercover Christmas”, directed by Nadia Tass, and which also starred Jami Gertz and Shawn Christian. It follows an FBI agent as he’s protecting a co*cktail waitress who’s agreed to testify against her boyfriend who’s committed tax fraud. Tyne had only one film role in the decade, playing Mabel Dodge Stern in the 2009 biographical romantic drama “Georgia O’Keeffe”.

The year 2018 saw her play Lady in the critically acclaimed musical comedy “The Ballad of Buster Scruggs”, written and directed by the Coen brothers, and which starred Tim Blake Nelson, Willie Watson and Clancy Brown. The film follows the lives of six people in the Old West, and won seven of its 49 award nominations, including three Oscar nominations for Best Achievement in Costume Design, Best Achievement in Music Written for Motion Pictures and Best Adapted Screenplay.

She’s since appeared in only two movies: the comedy “A Bread Factory, Part One” and its sequel “A Bread Factory, Part Two”, both released in 2018.

Other credits

Tyne wrote the 1995 episode “Echoes” of the historical family drama “Christy”.

Some of her most recent talk-show appearances have been in “The Talk”, “Loose Women” and “Stars in the House”.

Awards and nominations

Tyne’s won 11 of her 41 award nominations, including four Primetime Emmy wins for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series for her performance in “Cagney & Lacey”, and another two Primetime Emmys for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series for “Christy” and “Judging Amy”.

She was nominated for four Golden Globes for Best Performance by an Actress in a Television Series – Drama from 1984 through 1987, all for “Cagney & Lacey”, as well as for a 1995 Golden Globe for Best Performance by an Actress in a Television Series – Drama, for “Christy”.

Tyne was honored with her own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on 29 March 1995.

Love life and marriage

Tyne prefers to keep the details of her love life to herself, which is why there’s only a single man whom she’s been with, that her fans know about.

She and American actor, producer and director Georg Stanford Brown exchanged vows in a large ceremony on 26 June 1966, attended by more than 300 of their friends and family members; Georg has appeared in more than 60 movies and TV series, but is perhaps still known best for playing Rory Schultebrand in the 1980 crime comedy movie “Stir Crazy”.

Tyne gave birth to their first daughter Alisabeth Douglas Brown on 12 December 1968, and their second daughter Kathryne Dora Brown followed on 10 February 1971; their third daughter Alexandra Beatris Brown was born on 1 October 1985.

Tyne and Georg’s divorce was finalized in 1990.

She’s yet to mention other men whom she’s dated; Tyne seems to be unattached as of May 2023, was married to Georg Stanford Brown, and they have three daughters together.

Interesting facts and hobbies

Tyne and famous American actress and producer Sharon Gless received their stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on the same day.

Her daughter Alisabeth’s a potter, while her other daughter Kathryne’s an actress with 26 credits to her name.

Tyne’s a feminist, and has recently spoken at the March for Women’s Lives Rally.

,Tyne’s been passionate about charity since the launch of her acting career, and has mostly worked with non-profit organizations that aim to help children.

She’s followed by nearly 20,000 people on Instagram, and has posted close to 100 pictures and videos.

Tyne’s favorite actress is Scarlett Johansson, and some of her favorite movies include “Sing”, “The Island” and “Her”.

Height, eyes and wealth

Tyne’s age is 77. Her eyes are brown and hair’s gray, she’s 5ft 5ins (1.66m) tall and weighs around 155lbs (70kgs).

Tyne’s net worth’s been estimated at over $4 million, as of May 2023.

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