American actress Sharon Farrell, the interpreter of Florence Webster Adams in the soap opera “The Young and the Restless”, died last May. She was 82 years old.
The soap opera The Young and the Restless is in mourning. American actress Sharon Farrell, who played the character of Florence Webster Adams in the cult soap, died on May 15 at the age of 82 from natural causes. The sad news was announced by his son at HollywoodReporter.
A great figure on the small screen, Sharon Farrell distinguished herself in numerous series from the 1960s. ‘state.
But it was in the early 90s, a bit late, that Sharon Farrell got her most popular role. Between 1991 and 1997, the American is one of the faces of the soap opera The Fires of Lovein which she slips in the guise of Florence Webster Adams, the somewhat naive mother of Nina, played by a Tricia Cast who recently gave us her memories on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the soap.
Sharon Farrell in “The Young and the Restless”:
If Sharon Farrell plays a lot for television with the culmination of The Young and the Restless and its crazy intrigues, she also makes some great incursions into the cinema. The actress thus stars in the horror film The Monster Is Alive and gives the answer to big names like Steve McQueen (The Reivers), James Garner (The Waltz of the Ugly) or Chuck Norris (Eye for an eye).
Also note the presence of Sharon Farrell in the credits of Can’t Buy Love, an excellent 80s comedy played by Patrick Dempsey in one of his first roles.
The Young and the Restless: our meeting with Jason Thompson (William) and Melissa Ordway (Abby):