Joanna Barnes Cause of Death
Joanna Barnes died due to “multiple health problems” according to her friend Sally Jackson, who announced her death online in a statement.
Joanna Barnes died due to “multiple health problems” according to her friend Sally Jackson, who announced her death online in a statement.
Joanna Barnes Career
Joanna Barnes, a former actress, was born in Boston, Massachusetts, on November 15, 1934, and died in Sea Ranch, California, on April 29, 2022, at the age of 87.
According to her most recent Wikipedia biography, she was the only living credited cast member of the 1960 film Sparticus.
However, the lady worked in the industry from 1956 to 2002, proving herself and causing thousands of smiles and heartbeats since people were admirers of her beauty before she began acting, and her performance was so brilliant that everyone whistled after witnessing her work.
Barnes made his first appearance on television in the Ford Theatre episode “The Man Who Beat Lupo”
She appeared in a number of TV shows, including the ABC/Warner Bros. shows 77 Sunset Strip and Maverick, CBS’s Have Gun, Will Travel, What’s My Line (11/28/1965), and the crime thriller Richard Diamond, Private Detective. She played the wife of a French brandy exporter in the Untouchables episode “90 Proof Dame” in 1960–61.
Joanna Barnes Husband
Joanna Barnes married three times: the first time in 1955 to Richard Edward Herndon, whom she divorced shortly after the wedding; the second time in 1961 to Lawrence Dobkin, whom she divorced in 1967; and the third time in 1980 to Jack Lionel Warner, whom she married and died in 2012. Barnes moved to Los Angeles shortly after finishing her education and secured a deal with Columbia Pictures. She went on to star in more than a dozen films after that.
