Sally Kirkland

Sally Kirkland, born on Halloween 1941 and active until her death in 2025, was an American actress and producer whose six-decade career spanned more than 250 film and television roles. A fixture in 1960s New York avant-garde theater and a member of Andy Warhol’s Factory, Kirkland’s accolades include a Golden Globe for Best Actress for her role in "Anna" (1987) and a nomination for the Academy Award, which she lost to Cher. Her extensive résumé includes notable performances in "JFK," "Cold Feet," and "Bruce Almighty," alongside her work as a fashion editor’s daughter, mirroring her own blend of art and commerce.