Sally Kirkland: A Life in Film and Art
Actress Sally Kirkland, best known for her acclaimed performance in the 1987 film "Anna," has entered hospice care following recent health complications related to dementia.
She earned a Golden Globe Award for her role in "Anna," which also brought her an Academy Award nomination, marking a significant breakthrough in her career.
According to Celebrity Net Worth, Kirkland’s current net worth is estimated at $50,000. Much of her wealth was lost during the 2007 financial crisis. She is now receiving hospice care in a Palm Springs hospital.
Her representative, Michael Greene, confirmed the news and noted that a GoFundMe fundraiser has been launched by friends to support her ongoing care needs.
Early Life and Career
Sally Kirkland Jr., named after her mother, Sally Kirkland Sr.—a former Vogue fashion editor—began her acting career in the early 1960s with off-Broadway productions. She quickly became connected to New York’s vibrant artistic community.
According to Page Six, she was actively involved in the emerging art scene alongside Andy Warhol.
For years, she took smaller roles until her breakthrough in "Anna" brought her widespread recognition. In the years that followed, she continued to build a diverse filmography.
Notable Works
- "Anna" (1987)
- "The Haunted" (1991)
- "Steel Magnolias"
- "Days of Our Lives"
- "Bruce Almighty"
Representative Statement
“A GoFundMe page has been set up in her name by her friends,” confirmed her representative, Michael Greene.
Throughout her long career, Kirkland’s work has been recognized for its emotional depth and dedication to character. Despite her current health challenges, her influence in American film and theater remains profound.
Author’s summary: Sally Kirkland, the Golden Globe-winning star of "Anna," is now in hospice care after decades of artistic achievement and personal resilience.