On April 10, 1927, Lee Farr was born in New York City, New York, United States of America.
He was an actor, and his most notable roles were in the films The Detectives (1959), Have Gun – Will Travel (1957), and Mission: Impossible (1966). (1966).
On March 23, 2017, at the age of 89, Farr passed away at his home in the Woodland Hills district of Los Angeles, California. He had been battling cancer. His sister, Lottie Kelban, as well as his half-brothers Abe Caroff and Dave Caroff, passed away before him.
Lee Farr wife
On October 5, 1963, Lee Farr wed Louise A. Kemp; they were married until August 1969, when they divorced. After that, on September 2, 1949, he wed Felicia Farr, but they ended up divorcing again on March 23, 1955.
Lee Farr children
Lee Farr had one child with his second wife Felicia. Her daughter was called Denise Farr. Denise is the spouse of the famous actor Don Gordon.
Lee Farr parents
Lee is the son of photographer Jacob Farb and Rose Draisin Farb, and he spent his childhood in Brooklyn.
Lee Farr siblings
Farr has a sister called Lottie Kelban, and his half-siblings who are Abe Caroff and Dave Caroff.
