Camilla Carr has died at the age of 83. She was best known for her roles on Designing Women and Falcon Crest. According to Carr's son, Caley O'Dwyer, speaking with The Hollywood Reporter, Camilla passed away on February 4 due to complications from Alzheimer's disease and a dislocated hip.
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During her career, Camilla also held roles in some horror movies during the 1970s. Those roles included an unhinged patient in Don't Look In The Basement and a starring role in Keep My Grave Open.
All of Camilla's horror roles came via low-budget movies, although they certainly found a cult following at the time and in the years that followed.
Camilla also held some credits for her work on television. She starred as Rite Connelly in Another World, where she made 34 appearances throughout 1979. Camilla also made some cameos on One Day At A Time in 1978 and Falcon Crest in 1988. She retired in the same year.
However, after almost 30 years out of the industry, Camilla returned in 2015, reprising her role for Don't Look In The Basement 2. She returned to retirement after filming, and that movie turned out to be her last work in the acting industry.
Camilla Carr Was Married Twice
Camilla met her first husband, Hugh Feagin, while performing at the Theatre Three in Dallas. They appeared in several movies together, including Poor White Trash Part II. There are no details regarding when Camilla and Hugh got married, nor is there an exact date for when they ended their relationship.
Later in life, Camilla married Edward Anhalt, an Oscar-winning screenwriter. Their marriage lasted from 1968 until they got divorced in 1976. Edward was married five times throughout his life.
After her two marriages, Camilla didn't walk down the aisle again. Her love life was, for the most part, very private and outside the scope of the public eye.
There are no further details regarding Camilla's passing, her impending funeral, or a potential service. That information will likely be held for family and close friends. Nevertheless, her death will be mourned by her fans around the world.
