Penelope Milford, a well-known actress for her role in the film "Coming Home," passed away at the age of 77 in Saugerties, New York, according to her brother, Doug. Nominated for an Oscar for Best Supporting Actress, Milford became a prominent figure in the '70s and '80s, having a successful career on Broadway before transitioning to films. Born in St. Louis, Missouri, she starred alongside Richard Gere in the play "Long Time Coming and a Long Time Gone" and had notable roles in films such as "Maidstone" and "Valentino."
Her role in "Coming Home" was acclaimed, with the film winning several awards, including Golden Globes and Oscars. Milford continued to have a diverse career in television, with roles in award-winning productions such as "The Oldest Living Graduate" and "The Burning Bed." After an 11-year career in Hollywood, she began teaching at film schools, and her last appearance was in 1997. Her death marks a significant loss for the film world.
Her role in "Coming Home" was acclaimed, with the film winning several awards, including Golden Globes and Oscars. Milford continued to have a diverse career in television, with roles in award-winning productions such as "The Oldest Living Graduate" and "The Burning Bed." After an 11-year career in Hollywood, she began teaching at film schools, and her last appearance was in 1997. Her death marks a significant loss for the film world.
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