Israeli Actress Caroline Langford Dies at 68 After Cancer Battle
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Caroline Langford, Israeli actress and ex-wife of director Assi Dayan, died at 68 after battling cancer. She was known for her roles in Israeli films during the 1980s and later lived in Los Angeles.
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- Caroline Langford, Israeli actress, died at 68 after a long cancer battle.
- She was born in London in 1958 and moved to Israel at age 14.
- Langford acted in notable 1980s Israeli films and prank movies by Yehuda Barkan and Yigal Shilon.
- She married director Assi Dayan in 1982 and had a son, Lior Dayan, in 1983.
- After divorcing Dayan, she left Israel and eventually settled in Los Angeles with her third husband.
- Langford is remembered for films like "King for a Day" and "Smile, You’re Dead."
Caroline Langford, an actress known for her roles in several Israeli films and the former wife of director Assi Dayan, passed away at age 68 following a prolonged fight with cancer. Born in London in 1958, Langford immigrated to Israel at age 14 and began her acting career in the 1980s. She appeared in films such as "Banot," "King for a Day," and "Am Yisrael Chai," and was especially remembered for her roles in the prank films by Yehuda Barkan and Yigal Shilon, including "Smile, You’re Dead," "See You Around," and "See You at the Beach."
Langford met director Assi Dayan on the set of "King for a Day," and they married in 1982. Their son, Lior Dayan, was born a year later. After their divorce, Lior was placed with a foster family in a kibbutz, and Langford left Israel. She remarried twice more, with her last marriage to Gil Bakenstein, a former Israeli, with whom she lived in Los Angeles.
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