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Sally Forrest, an actress-dancer who graced the silver screen throughout the '40s and '50s in MGM musicals and films such as the 1956 noir While the City Sleeps died on March 15 at her home in Beverly Hills, California. Forrest, whose birth name was Katherine Feeney, was 86 and had long battled cancer. Her publicist, Judith Goffin, announced the news Thursday. Scroll down for video. Actress: Sally Forrest was in the 1951 Ida Lupino-directed film 'Hard, Fast and Beautiful' (left) and the 1956 Fritz Lang movie 'While the City Sleeps' A San Diego native, Forrest became a protege of Hollywood trailblazer Ida Lupino, who cast her in starring roles in films including the critical and commercial success Not Wanted, Never Fear and Hard, Fast and Beautiful. Some of Forrest's other film credits included Bannerline, Son of Sinbad, and Excuse My Dust, according to her iMDB page. The page also indicates Forrest was in multiple Climax! and Rawhide television episodes. Forrest appeared as herself in an episode of The Ed Sullivan Show and three episodes of The Dinah Shore Chevy Show, her iMDB page says. She also starred in a Broadway production of The Seven Year Itch. City News Service reported that other stage credits included As You Like It, No, No, Nanette and Damn Yankees. Forrest married writer-producer Milo Frank in 1951. He died in 2004. She is survived by her niece, Sharon Durham, and nephews, Michael and Mark Feeney. Career: A San Diego native, Forrest became a protege of Hollywood trailblazer Ida Lupino, who cast her in starring roles in films.
Sally Forrest, an actress-dancer who graced the silver screen throughout the '40s and '50s in MGM musicals and films died on March 15.
Forrest, whose birth name was Katherine Feeney, had long battled cancer.
A San Diego native, Forrest became a protege of Hollywood trailblazer Ida Lupino, who cast her in starring roles in films.
Skriv höjdpunkter för denna artikel: Sally Forrest, en skådespelerska-dansare som gracierade silverskärmen under hela 40- och 50-talet i MGM-musikaler och filmer som 1956 års noir Medan staden sover dog den 15 mars i hennes hem i Beverly Hills, Kalifornien. Forrest, vars födelsenamn var Katherine Feeney, var 86 år och hade länge kämpat mot cancer. Hennes publicist, Judith Goffin, meddelade nyheten torsdag. Scrolla ner för video. Skådespelerska: Sally Forrest var med i 1951 års Ida Lupino-regisserade film 'Hard, Fast and Beautiful' (till vänster) och 1956 års Fritz Lang-film 'Medan staden sover' En San Diego infödd, blev Forrest en skyddsling för Hollywood trailblazer Ida Lupino, som spelade henne i huvudroller i filmer inklusive den kritiska och kommersiella framgången Not Wanted, Never Fear and Hard, Fast and Beautiful. Några av Forrests övriga filmmeriter var Bannerline, Son of Sinbad, och Excuse My Dust, enligt hennes iMDB-sida. Sidan indikerar också att Forrest var i flera Climax! och Rawhide TV-avsnitt. Forrest medverkade som sig själv i ett avsnitt av The Ed Sullivan Show och tre avsnitt av The Dinah Shore Chevy Show, hennes iMDB-sida säger. Hon hade även huvudrollen i en Broadway-produktion av The Seven Year Itch. City News Service rapporterade att andra scenmeriter inkluderade As You Like It, No, No, Nanette och Damn Yankees. Forrest gifte sig 1951 med författar-producenten Milo Frank. Han avled 2004. Hon överlever av sin systerdotter, Sharon Durham, och brorsöner, Michael och Mark Feeney. Karriär: En San Diego infödd, blev Forrest en skyddsling för Hollywood trailblazer Ida Lupino, som rollbesatte henne i huvudroller i filmer.
Write highlights for this article: Sally Forrest, an actress-dancer who graced the silver screen throughout the 40s and 50s in MGM musicals and films such as the 1956 noir While the city sleeps, March 15 died at her home in Beverly Hills, California. Forrest, whose birth name was Katherine Feeney, was 86 years old and had long fought cancer. Her publicist, Judith Goffin, announced the news Thursday. Scroll down for video. Actress: Sally Forrest was featured in the 1951 Ida Lupino-directed film 'Hard, Fast and Beautiful' (to the left) and 1956 Fritz Lang film 'While the City Sleeps' A San Diego native, Forrest became a protégée for Hollywood trailblazer Ida Lupino, who played her in lead roles in films including the critical and commercial success Not Wanted, Never Fear and Hard, Fast and Beautiful. Some of Forrest's other film credits were Bannerline, Son of Sinbad, and Excuse My Dust, according to her iMDB page. The page also indicates that Forrest was in several Climax! and Rawhide TV episodes. Forrest appeared as himself in an episode of The Ed Sullivan Show and three episodes of The Dinah Shore Chevy Show, her iMDB page says. She also starred in a Broadway production of The Seven Year Itch. The City News Service reported that other stage credits included As You Like It, No, No, Nanette and Damn Yankees. Forrest married writer-producer Milo Frank in 1951. He died in 2004. She is survived by her niece, Sharon Durham, and nephews, Michael and Mark Feeney. Career: A San Diego native, Forrest became a protégé of Hollywood trailblazer Ida Lupino, who cast her in lead roles in films.
Sally Forrest, en skådespelerska-dansare som gracierade silverskärmen under hela 40- och 50-talet i MGM-musikaler och filmer dog den 15 mars. Forrest, vars födelsenamn var Katherine Feeney, hade länge kämpat mot cancer. En San Diego infödd, blev Forrest en skyddsling för Hollywood trailblazer Ida Lupino, som rollbesatte henne i huvudroller i filmer.
Sally Forrest, an actress-dancer who graced the silver screen throughout the 40s and 50s in MGM musicals and films died on March 15. Forrest, whose birth name was Katherine Feeney, had long struggled against cancer. A San Diego native, Forrest became a protégé of Hollywood trailblazer Ida Lupino, who cast her in lead roles in films.