Arlene Dahl (1925–2021), 1950s Hollywood star

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Arlene Dahl, the actress whose charm and striking red hair shone in Technicolor movies of the 1950s, died on Monday in New York City at age 96.Dahl's son, actor Lorenzo Lamas, announced her death in posts on Facebook and Instagram. No cause of death was given.'Mom passed away this morning in New York.

A post shared by Lorenzo Lamas (@lorenzo_lamas)Born Aug. 11, 1925, in Minneapolis, Minnesota, Dahl began her career in the late 1940s.

Hollywood star Arlene Dahl, who featured in Journey to the Centre of the Earth and One Life to Live has died.Her son, actor Lorenzo Lamas, posted a moving tribute to his mother online after her death.The icon, aged 96, died on Monday in New York, it's been reported.Dahl started out as a model and worked in theatre before venturing to Hollywood, California, in 1946.She was briefly under contract at Warner Bros., after movie mogul Jack Warner spotted her and invited the icon to a screen test, before being signed with MGM.Lorenzo Lamas posted on Facebook: "She was the most positive influence on my life.

Hollywood star Arlene Dahl, who featured in Journey to the Centre of the Earth and One Life to Live has died.Her son, actor Lorenzo Lamas, posted a moving tribute to his mother online after her death.The icon, aged 96, died on Monday in New York, it's been reported.Dahl started out as a model and worked in theatre before venturing to Hollywood, California, in 1946.She was briefly under contract at Warner Bros., after movie mogul Jack Warner spotted her and invited the icon to a screen test, before being signed with MGM.Lorenzo Lamas posted on Facebook: "She was the most positive influence on my life.

announced the news on Facebook on Monday.“Mom passed away this morning in New York. She was the most positive influence on my life.

Arlene Dahl, who starred in the 1959 sci-fi classic Journey to the Center of the Earth and many other films along with TV before segueing to beauty writing later in her career, has died. She was 96.

Pat Saperstein Deputy EditorArlene Dahl, the glamorous 1950s actress who later became a beauty writer and cosmetics executive, died Monday in New York. She was 96.Her son, actor Lorenzo Lamas, posted on Facebook, saying, “She was the most positive influence on my life.