Rosemary Forsyth

Rosemary Forsyth was born on Jul 06, 1943 in Canada. Rosemary Forsyth's big-screen debut came with Shenandoah directed by Andrew V. McLaglen in 1965. Rosemary Forsyth is known for WKRP in Cincinnati directed by Rod Daniel, Gary Sandy stars as Andy Travis and Gordon Jump as Arthur Carlson. The upcoming new movie Rosemary Forsyth plays is Sweet Nothing in My Ear which will be released on Apr 20, 2008.

A tall, willowy, highly attractive blonde, Canadian leading lady Rosemary Forsyth was born in Montreal on July 6, 1943, who moved to New York at age 5 with her divorced mother who found work as a model. Rosemary was keen on the idea of acting and studied drama both in high school. Inspired by her mother, she became a teenage model and attended the Wynn Handman Drama School.In the mid 1960s, Rosemary attracted the attention of Universal and was groomed for TV and films. The soft, demure beauty with a similar classic elegance and resemblance to Grace Kelly showed quite a bit of promise amid the rugged surroundings as the young ingénue or romantic co-star to a number of top male veterans. James Stewart in Les prairies de l'honneur (1965) (for which she earned a Golden Globe nomination for "Promising Newcomer"), Charlton Heston in Le seigneur de la guerre (1965), and both Dean Martin and Alain Delon in Texas, nous voilà ! (1966) all utilized her services in their respective films.Marrying actor Michael Tolan in 1966, Rosemary took a leave of absence from filming to have their child, daughter Alexandra. While the occasion, of course, was a joyous and fulfilling one, it managed to put a damper on her career. She returned to filming with the so-so film Where It's At (1969) starring Robert Drivas and the very mediocre Dick Van Dyke comedy vehicle Some Kind of a Nut (1969), never quite reaching the peak prior to her maternity time off.Rosemary showed up regularly on the small screen, however, in a slew of standard 70s TV-movies and episodic guest roles. On daytime, she took over the role of Laura Horton on Des jours et des vies (1965) from 1976-1980 and also had regular, albeit brief, parts on Santa Barbara (1984) and Hôpital central (1963).In recent years, she has popped up as more and arch matron types on such popular shows as Monk (2002), New York Police Blues (1993), and FBI - Portés disparus (2002). She also appeared in several films, often as mom or various professional types, including the crime comedy Club Eden: L'Île aux fantasmes (1994), the music dramedy Girl (1998), the dark drama Valerie Flake (1999) and the sci-fi horror Ghosts of Mars (2001). She made her last appearances to date on TV with "Providence," "Boston Public," "Monk," "NYPD Blue" and "Without a Trace," having been last seen featured in the tender family-oriented TV movie Un coeur à l'écoute (2008) starring Jeff Daniels and Marlee Matlin.Rosemary divorced actor/husband Tolan in 1970 and married and divorced twice more..