Trish Van Dever

Trish Van Devere ( born Trish Van Devere , nee Patricia Louise Dressel ( born Patricia Louise Dressel ), born March 9, 1943 ) is an American actress.

She began her career on television in the late 1960s. In 1970, Van Dever made her debut on the big screen, appearing later in twelve films, including “Where is Poppa?” (1970), “The Last Race” (1971), “ Hollywood Moral Police ” (1986) and “The Messenger of Death ” ( 1988). ^[3] In 1972, Van Dever married actor George C. Scott , with whom she starred in the films Dolphin Day (1973) and Savage Free (1974).

In 1973, the actress was nominated for the Golden Globe Award in the nomination for Best Actress in a Drama for her role in the film "One - A Lonely Number". In 1975, she debuted on Broadway , where she periodically appeared until 1980. In addition to the cinema and theater, the actress also worked on television, where she had roles in the TV series Colombo , The Boat of Love, and Stuntmen. After completing her acting career, Van Dever retired with her husband in a country house in Malibu .