Angela Cartwright Urach

Cartwright was wed to Steve Gullion, in 1976. The couple has two children. Angela Cartwright was born in England as the older sister of actor Veronica Cartwright. When she was a kid, she was cast as the cute little stepdaughter, Linda Williams, on The Danny Thomas Show (1953). It was a series from 1957 until 64. Then she was cast in Julie Andrews' cult movie The Sound of Music, (1965) in the role of Brigitta. Her first appearance on TV series aired as Penny Robinson in Lost in Space (1955) in 1965-1968. The series is popular even today, despite its sloppy plot and poor-quality special effects. Angela was a part of Make Room for Granddaddy a 1970s-era sequel to the first. It was cancelled soon afterwards. In the years since, she's found a way to live a different life than films. Angela Cartwright was born and raised in England as the younger sibling of the actor Veronica Cartwright. When she was a young girl, Angela played Linda Williams the cute stepdaughter on The Danny Thomas Show in 1953. Veronica A. Cartwright is a British-born actress. Her work has been mostly in American films and TV. Veronica Cartwright (born 20 April 1949) was 13 aged at the time she portrayed Cathy Brenner the birthday girl in Alfred Hitchcock's classic 1963 horror film The Birds. Bonanza was among the first television westerns to be broadcast in colour. The story focused on the Cartwrights who were a fictional family of ranchers living in close proximity to Virginia City Nevada a real mining town during the latter part of the 1800s. The character portrayed was the most junior Cartwright son, whose mother (Felicia on the show's pilot but then changed later to Marie) was a widow, and mother whose child had died of illness (episode Marie My Love) was of French Creole descent.