Barbara Rush, a Golden Globe winner for her role in “It Came From Outer Space,” passed away recently. Her daughter Claudia Cowan confirmed the news to Fox News Digital.
Rush starred in “Peyton Place” and other movies alongside legends like Rock Hudson and Marlon Brando.
Born in Denver, she studied at the University of California, Santa Barbara, and acted in sci-fi classics like “When Worlds Collide” and “It Came From Outer Space.”
Rush had a successful TV career, appearing in soap operas, “Batman,” and “The Bionic Woman.” She graced the stage too, starring in productions like “Steel Magnolias.”
Married three times, Barbara Rush is survived by her children Claudia Cowan and Jeffrey Hunter. Hollywood mourns the loss of a true icon.
