Melinda Dillon is an actress who has charmed audiences with her infectious compassion and boundless talent. Melinda Dillon was born on October 13th, 1939. She was born in Hope, Arkansas, but she lived most of her life in Cullman, Alabama. She has played a range of parts throughout the years, from comedic to dramatic, and she has never failed to deliver a memorable performance in each one.
Dillon began her career as an improvised comedian and stage performer, yet she is most known for her supporting parts in films.
She starred in The Cry of Jazz, a significant short film on jazz music and Black culture, in 1959. The April Fools, Dillon’s debut full-length picture, was released in 1969. Her role as a guest star on the iconic Bonanza TV episode “A Lawman’s Lot Is Not a Happy One” in 1969 made her most famous for her work in television (Season 11).
She and David Carradine co-starred in Bound for Glory, a 1976 Woody Guthrie drama, and she received a Golden Globe nod for Memphis Sue in the category of Best Female Acting Debut.
Melinda Dillon’s husband
Melinda and comedian and actor Richard Libertini were wed from 1965 until their divorce in 1977. The couple had a son named Michael Libertini.
Melinda Dillon’s parents
Melinda Dillon was conceived by W. T. and Eula Dillon. Almost nothing is known about her parents.
Melinda Dillon’s children
Melinda Dillion has given birth to a son named Michael Libertini. The son of Melinda Dillion is not well recognized.
Melinda Dillon siblings
It is unknown who Melinda Dillion’s siblings are. Melinda has never shared information about her siblings online.
