Who is Fay Dewitt?

Fay DeWitt (1934-2017) was a talented American actress, singer, and voice-over artist. She was one of Hollywood's most versatile performers who made a name for herself as a TV, film, and theater actress. Fay was born in the Bronx, New York, and began her career in her teens, singing in clubs and performing on radio shows.

Fay's first break came in 1956 when she was cast as a regular on the CBS sitcom "The Bob Cummings Show." Her role as the secretary, Martha, became one of her most memorable performances, and she was soon recognized for her considerable talent. After the show ended in 1959, Fay continued to work regularly on television and film.

Fay was a prolific actress and had many credits in both TV and film. She appeared in the Oscar-winning movie "The Apartment" (1960) and the Francis Ford Coppola-directed "The Rain People" (1969). She also made guest appearances on several popular TV shows such as "Perry Mason," "The Love Boat," "The Waltons," and "All in the Family."

Fay was also active in the theater, acting in several productions on and off-Broadway, including "The Threepenny Opera" and "The Visit." She was known for her powerful singing voice and appeared in musicals such as "No, No, Nanette" and "Do Re Mi."

In addition to her TV, film, and theater work, Fay had a successful career as a commercial actress. She appeared in numerous television and radio commercials, promoting products such as Cheerios, Alka-Seltzer, and Pepsodent. Her versatility and natural comedy skills made her a sought-after performer for commercial work.

Fay DeWitt continued to work in the entertainment industry throughout her life until her passing in 2017. She was a talented actress who left behind a legacy of memorable performances on stage and screen.