| farah ashraf |
An American actress, born in Charlotte, North Carolina, USA, on November 2, 1933. She was married to Jon P. Antelline (1975-1969) and had a child before their divorce. She was an actress and model who had worked in film and television for a short period. She was known for her performance in a number of horror and science fiction films. She is the daughter of Jane Austen. She signed a contract with Fox in the early fifties, then worked as a model in some major stores. She finally owned an antiques store in Pasadena, specializing in romantic Victorian furnishings. She made her debut in Belles on Their Toes in 1952, and her last work was G.E. True 1962. Among her most important works are: Desiree (1954), Daddy Long Legs (1955) and The Man Who Turned to Stone (1957).
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