Angela Cartwright Urach

Cartwright got married to Steve Gullion in 1976. Their two sons are named Angela and Steve. Angela Cartwright is a native of England She is also the younger sibling of actress Veronica Cartwright. When she was young Angela was a character on Linda Williams the sweet little step-daughter of The Danny Thomas Show in 1953. From 1957 to 1964, she was a part of the show. The Sound of Music (1965), starring Julie Andrews, was her second part. Her first appearance on TV show was in the form of Penny Robinson in Lost in Space (1955) in 1965-1968. The series is popular even today, despite its weak plot and poor-quality special effects. Angela played a role in Make Room for Granddaddy a 70s sequel series to the original. The show ended within a short time. Angela has managed earn money outside of the film industry in the years since. Angela Cartwright was born in England as the older sister of actress Veronica Cartwright. As a child she was a part of the sweet step-daughter Linda Williams on The Danny Thomas Show (1953). Veronica A. Cartwright has worked primarily in American films and TV. English actor Veronica Cartwright was only 13 years old when she was chosen in the role of birthday girl Cathy Brenner who narrowly escapes the clutches of fierce fowl in the small village located in Bodega Bay in Alfred Hitchcock's iconic 1963 horror film The Birds. Bonanza was the film that first made it to broadcast with colour. The film told the tale of a fictional ranching family, The Cartwrights. They resided in Nevada in the early 1880s, near Virginia City, which was a mining boomtown. The character portrayed was the most junior Cartwright son who's mother (Felicia during the pilot, and then changed later to Marie) widowed and mother who's child passed away from fever (episode Marie My Love) was from French Creole descent.