According to various media reports, a series of falls and a possible stroke were the causes of the death, on June 8, of Betty Anne Rees at 81 years old. The actress was at her home located in Hemet, California, in the United States. The artist’s death was confirmed by her niece Kathleen Loucks, to The Hollywood Reporter. It has also emerged that the famous woman suffered from multiple sclerosis.
Elizabeth Anne Rees, the full name of the famous woman, was born in Ohio, United States on April 14, 1943. Coming from a wealthy family, since her father was a lawyer and owned racehorses, she was able to pursue professional studies at the University of Miami. After finishing it, she dedicated herself to acting which she studied at the Pasadena Playhouse.
He made his professional debut with small participations in television programs. Little by little she climbed the ladder until she achieved credits in productions such as The Cool Ones Banning, Adam-12, Medical Center, Mannix, Mod Squad, The FBI, Police Woman, Swat, The Streets of San Francisco, Lou Grant and Barnaby Jones, among others. He was also part of the cast of soap operas General Hospital and The Doctors.
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This celebrity rose to fame in cinema thanks to his participation in the film The Unholy Rollers, made in 1972, where she played Mickey Martinez, a member of the Los Angeles Avengers roller derby team. From then on, he made various B-class films such as Sugar Hill, The Photographer and Deathmasterto name just a few.
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Betty Anne Rees never married. In addition to her niece, she is survived by her sister. Barbara and his nephew Brian; as well as, their cats Honey Bear and lovey. Rest in peace.
