Israeli Actress Caroline Langford Dies at 68
Translated & summarized from Maariv by baba
Caroline Langford, a prominent Israeli actress and mother of Lior Dayan, died at 68. She appeared in several Israeli films and TV series, including roles connected to her son's life story.
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- Caroline Langford, notable Israeli actress of the 1980s, died at age 68.
- She was the former wife of Assi Dayan and mother of actor Lior Dayan.
- Langford appeared in the 2013 documentary series "Connected" about her son.
- She starred in "My Successful Sisters" from 2016 to 2019, playing the mother of three sisters.
- In 2020, she acted in "Normal," a series based on her son's personal story.
Caroline Langford, a well-known face in Israeli cinema during the 1980s, passed away at the age of 68. She was the former wife of Israeli actor and director Assi Dayan and the mother of actor Lior Dayan. Over the years, Langford appeared in numerous Israeli films and television series, establishing a notable presence in the industry.
In 2013, Langford participated in the documentary-reality series "Connected," which featured the life of her son, Lior Dayan. She later joined the cast of the series "My Successful Sisters" in 2016, portraying the mother of three sisters, a role she reprised in the show's second and third seasons in 2018 and 2019. In 2020, she appeared in the series "Normal," inspired by her son Lior Dayan's personal story, where she played his mother.
Langford's contributions to Israeli cinema and television spanned decades, and she remained active in the industry until recent years. Her passing marks the loss of a significant figure in Israeli entertainment.
