Before her first screen appearance, Meg Foster spent years honing her craft in classic stage productions. Born in 1948 and trained at New York’s Neighborhood Playhouse, she brought intensity and skill to every role. Her striking blue eyes and commanding presence soon made her a standout during TV’s golden age, with roles in hit series…
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