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Gena Rowlands, star of Gloria and Opening Night, dies at 94

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August 16, 2024

Gena Rowlands, the Oscar-nominated actor best known for the string of films she collaborated on with her husband, the director John Cassavetes, has died aged 94.

- Andrew Pulver

Gena Rowlands, star of Gloria and Opening Night, dies at 94

The news was announced by her son, Nick Cassavetes, on Wednesday.

In June Nick had revealed that she had Alzheimer's.

A successful actor before and after working with John Cassavetes, it is the films she made with her actorturned-director husband that came to define her career. In Faces (1968), Minnie and Moskowitz (1971), A Woman Under the Influence (1974), Opening Night (1977), Gloria (1980) and Love Streams (1984), Rowlands played a series of groundbreaking roles as damaged and yearning women in emotionally committed performances of a kind all too rare in American cinema of the period.

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