Barbara Rush, a talented actress known for her work in both movies and television, passed away on Sunday. She began her career by winning a Golden Globe for most promising newcomer in the film 'It Came From Outer Space.' Rush went on to star in various productions, including the popular TV series 'Peyton Place' and soap operas like 'All My Children.'
Throughout her career, Rush appeared in a wide range of films, such as 'The Young Philadelphians,' 'Robin and the 7 Hoods,' 'Hombre,' and 'The Young Lions.' She had the opportunity to work alongside legendary actors like Rock Hudson, Marlon Brando, Frank Sinatra, and Richard Burton.
Born in Denver, Rush pursued her passion for acting after graduating from the University of California, Santa Barbara. She received formal training at the Pasadena Playhouse before signing with Paramount Pictures. Her debut film, 'The Goldbergs,' was followed by a role in the sci-fi classic 'When Worlds Collide.'
Rush's Golden Globe win came for her performance as the fiancée of an amateur astronomer in 'It Came From Outer Space,' a role that showcased her talent and versatility. She continued to impress audiences with her appearances in TV shows like 'Batman,' '7th Heaven,' and 'The Bionic Woman.'
Over the years, Rush also graced the stage with her presence and embarked on a national tour of 'Steel Magnolias' in 1989. Her contributions to the entertainment industry were vast and varied, leaving a lasting impact on those who had the pleasure of watching her work.
Barbara Rush's legacy lives on through her two children, Claudia Cowan and Jeffrey Hunter. Her passing marks the end of a remarkable career that spanned decades and touched the hearts of many fans around the world.
