Margaret Blye

Margaret Blye was born on Oct 24, 1939 in USA. Margaret Blye's big-screen debut came with Summer and Smoke directed by Peter Glenville in 1961. Margaret Blye is known for LBJ: The Early Years directed by Peter Werner, Randy Quaid stars as Lyndon Baines Johnson and Patti LuPone as Claudia Alta 'Lady Bird' Taylor Johnson. The most recent award Margaret Blye achieved is Method Fest. The upcoming new movie Margaret Blye plays is A Soldier's Love Story which will be released on May 08, 2010.

Margaret "Maggie" Blye attended the University of Texas, before transferring to UCLA in her senior year. She was quickly spotted by a talent agent, and the agent booked Maggie for her first audition in the Oscar-nominated film "Summer and Smoke" starring Geraldine Page. Maggie went on to participate, and star, in many feature films, working with some of the best in the business: "Hombre" with Paul Newman, "Waterhole #3" with James Coburn, "Hard Times" with Charles Bronson, "Diamonds Are For Breakfast" with Marcello Mastroianni, "Ash Wednesday" with Elizabeth Taylor, and the original "The Italian Job" with Michael Caine. In addition, her television roles included extensive guest stars and in numerous television series pilot trials. Maggie joined the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences in 1968. Maggie was active in organizations, serving for many years on the Foreign Language Film Award (FLFA) Screening Committee. After a two year battle with cancer, Maggie passed away peacefully on March 24, 2016 at her home in West Hollywood, California, with her sister, Judy Blye Wilson, and her brother, John Richard Blye by her bed side. Per her wishes, Maggie was laid to rest next to her parents at Forest Park Lawn in Houston, Texas on March 30, 2016.