Anne Kimbell

A renowned actress of the 1950s B film era, she enjoyed a prolific career spanning both television and the stage. As the decade drew to a close, she made the bold decision to relocate to England, where she continued to hone her craft on the stage and in film, with a notable appearance in the 1958 production "Girls at Sea". Subsequent to her time in England, she embarked on a global journey, accompanying her husband, a foreign service officer, as they traversed the world together. Following a divorce, she retired from the entertainment industry, but has since rediscovered her passion for the arts, now serving as the proud owner of a theater in Westcliffe, Colorado. In a surprising twist, she has recently turned her attention to the world of literature, authoring the thrilling spy novel "To Catch A Spy".