バリー・ヤングフェロー

Barrie Youngfellow
誕生
バリー・サラ・リヴチュン
( 1946-10-22 )1946年10月22日
死去2022年3月28日(2022-03-28)(享年75歳)
職業女優
活動期間1973~1998
著名な作品
配偶者
マイケル・マンド・ヤングフェロー
( 1968年結婚 、 1975年離婚) 
(m. 1983)

Barrie Youngfellow Freed (born Barrie Sarah Rivchun; October 22, 1946 – March 28, 2022) was an American actress.[1] She was the wife of stage and screen actor Sam Freed.

Career

Youngfellow was born in Cleveland, Ohio, and began her career there in stage productions of Peter Pan.[2]

She appeared in a small role in a 1973 episode of The New Temperatures Rising Show. She appeared as a guest in episodes of numerous American television shows of the 1970s and 1980s, including Emergency!, The Streets of San Francisco, Fernwood 2 Night, WKRP in Cincinnati, Barney Miller, The Jeffersons and Three's Company. She also starred in numerous films and made-for-TV movies including Nightmare in Blood (1978), Vampire (1979), It Came Upon the Midnight Clear (1984), The Lady from Yesterday (1985) and The Scarlett O'Hara War (1980), in which she portrayed Joan Crawford.

Youngfellow is perhaps best known for her role as sharp-tongued and sarcastic waitress Jan Hoffmeyer Gray on the sitcom It's a Living from 1980–82 on ABC and 1985–89 in first-run syndication. She and Gail Edwards, Paul Kreppel and Marian Mercer were the only actors to remain with It's a Living through the show's network and syndication runs.

In 1990, It's a Living producers Paul Junger Witt and Tony Thomas cast Youngfellow in the pilot episode of Blossom, in which she played the mother of Mayim Bialik's title character. However, she did not continue with the project when NBC approved it as a regular series.

In 1998, she made her last television appearance in an episode of Law & Order.

私生活

ヤングフェローは1968年から1975年までマイケル・マンド・ヤングフェローと結婚していました。1983年には舞台・映画俳優のサム・フリードと結婚しました。 [ 3 ] 2人は2001年にウィリアム・J・ベネット著『The Children's Book of Faith』のオーディオブックでナレーションを担当しました。[ 4 ]

彼女は1989年から亡くなるまで ニューヨーク州ウッドストックに住んでいた。

死去

ヤングフェロー氏は2022年3月28日、75歳で亡くなりました。[ 2 ]

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