- Born
- Birth nameLynda Louise Day
- Height5′ 9″ (1.75 m)
- An American television actress, Lynda Day George first drew attention when she appeared in the popular TV series Mission: Impossible (1966) as Lisa Casey, a role for which she received a Golden Globe nomination. She also did numerous guest-star roles in such TV series as The Love Boat (1977) and Wonder Woman (1975).
While appearing in the feature The Gentle Rain (1966), she met Christopher George, the handsome lead actor of the popular war series The Rat Patrol (1966); they fell in love about three years later, when they were reunited in the John Wayne western Chisum (1970), and they were married after its release. During the 1970s, Lynda appeared in numerous films with her husband. In 1983, she and Christopher co-starred in the horror film Mortuary (1982). Sadly, after its completion, Christopher George died of a heart attack at the age of 54.
Lynda was devastated and truly felt that she could not act without him. She appeared in another film shortly after his death titled Young Warriors (1983), but after appearing as a guest star in a few TV series, Lynda retired from acting.
- IMDb mini biography by: Anonymous
- SpousesDoug Cronin(March 17, 1990 - December 4, 2010) (his death)Christopher George(May 15, 1970 - November 28, 1983) (his death, 1 child)Joseph Pantano(1963 - 1970) (divorced, 1 child)
- ChildrenNicholas "Nicky" GeorgeKrisinda Casey George
- Two children; one boy, Nicholas "Nicky" George by her first husband, Joseph Pantano, and one girl, Krisinda Casey George (b. July 22, 1972 in Los Angeles) by her second husband, Christopher George.
- Originally had dreams of becoming a surgeon, but decided to do modeling and acting instead.
- Widow of Christopher George and Doug Cronin.
- She and her second husband, Christopher George, filed a lawsuit to have her son from her previous marriage to her first husband, Joseph Pantano, declared to be George's natural son.
- Missed nine episodes of the last season of Mission: Impossible (1966) because she was on maternity leave.
- Age is the great leveler.
- If the ozone layer goes, so do crops, fish, healthy people and animals.
- Man must not tamper with the environment.
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