Gloria Carlin, a Montreal-born actress and wife of Oscar-nominated screenwriter Lionel Chetwynd, passed away at the age of 84. Her career spanned decades, with notable roles in films like The Hanoi Hilton and Goldenrod, as well as TV appearances on shows such as General Hospital and Cagney and Lacey. Carlin's talent was evident in her diverse range of performances, from portraying a broken-down rodeo rider in Goldenrod to her role as a member of an American peace delegation in The Hanoi Hilton. Her work often showcased her versatility and skill, as she collaborated closely with her husband on various projects, including writing and acting in films like Two Solitudes and The Hot Touch. Carlin's contributions to the entertainment industry were significant, and her passing marks the end of a remarkable career. Her family described her as an "unabashed optimist" who "was always in their corner," leaving a lasting impact on those who knew her.
