Marsha Hunt, an actress most known for her roles in films like “Pride and Prejudice” and “Raw Deal,” died from natural causes at the age of 104 on September 7. She died in her Sherman Oaks home in Los Angeles that she had lived in since 1946.
, an actress most known for her roles in films like “Pride and Prejudice” and “Raw Deal,” died from natural causes at the age of 104 on September 7. She died in her Sherman Oaks home in Los Angeles that she had lived in since 1946.
Her caregivers, her nephew, actor-director Allan Hunt and Elizabeth Lauritsen, her devoted friend and executive manager were with her in her home. In 1947, the HUAC was actively investigating communist infiltration within the film industry, and Hunt along with other prominent film figures like John Huston, Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall established a group called the Committee for the First Amendment, which sought to protest the HUAC’s actions.
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