Robin Gayle

Robin Gayle Wright was the daughter of Gayle (Gaston), Director of the national office at Mary Kay and Freddie Wright, a pharmacist executive. Her birthplace was San Diego, California. She started her professional career as a model in the year 1980 at age 14, and worked both in Paris as well as Japan. When she finished high school, she decided to pursue a career as an actress. She was cast in the soap opera Santa Barbara (1984), in which she was nominated 3 more times for Daytime Emmys. She became a fan of Dane Witherspoon during the first season. They got married in the year 1986. She was the princess bride (1987) in the title role. After leaving the cast of Santa Barbara, she got the role of the main character in Denial (1990) along with Jason Patric. She met Sean Penn in 1990 while she was in State of Grace (1990). They had a daughter Dylan Frances with him and a son named Hopper Jack. Robin returned to Hollywood with Tara one of the most significant roles of her career after taking breaks. She was stunning and brilliant. In the following film, she appeared Toys (1992) in the film Toys (1992) in which she starred alongside Robin Williams. She gave an enthralling performance. Wright was also in 1994's blockbuster blockbuster Forrest Gump (1994), in the lead role with Tom Hanks. As a result of her performance as Jenny Wright, she received a nomination for a Golden Globe Award. She was offered a minor role in The Crossing Guard (1995), with Jack Nicholson. After refusing 14 roles, she was cast in the title role in MGM/UA's Moll Flanders (1996), directed by Pen Densham, and co-starring Morgan Freeman and Stockard Channing. Then, she appeared alongside William Hurt in Erin Dignam’s Loved (1997).






 

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