Angela Cartwright Urach

Cartwright and Steve Gullion married in 1976. Two children are born between their two families. Angela Cartwright was raised in England. She is the sister of actor Veronica Cartwright. In her early years, she was cast as the adorable stepdaughter of Linda Williams, on The Danny Thomas Show (1953). She was part of the series from 1957 to 64. In 1965, Julie Andrews's The Sound of Music was released and she was cast as Brigitta. Then, Penny Robinson was cast as a young astronaut in Lost in Space (1955) which ran for five years from 1965-1968. The show is still popular, despite its uninspired special effects, hokey plot and cheap graphics. Angela starred on Make Room for Granddaddy (70), a follow-up to the show's original, which was canceled soon after. Since that time she has had a career outside of film. She was born in England Angela was the youngest sister of the actress Veronica Cartwright. Her first role was in 1953, as Linda Williams, the adorable little stepdaughter to Danny Thomas. Veronica A. Cartwright, born 20 April 1949, is an English actor. She primarily worked in American films. English actress Veronica Cartwright was only 13 years old when she was cast for the part of the birthday girl Cathy Brenner who narrowly escapes the clutches of fierce fowl in the small village of Bodega Bay in Alfred Hitchcock's classic horror film of 1963 The Birds. Bonanza the first western in color depicted the story of the Cartwrights which were a fictional family living close to Virginia City Nevada, an actual mining town during the 1890s. He portrayed the youngest Cartwright son whose mother (Felicia during the pilot, and later changed to Marie) a widow and mother of a child who had lost his life to fever (episode Marie My Love) was of French Creole descent.