Golden Globe Winner Sally Kirkland Enters Hospice Care
Renowned actress Sally Kirkland, famous for her Golden Globe-winning portrayal in “Anna,” has entered hospice care. This decision comes as she battles dementia and faces serious health challenges.
Health Concerns and Support
Kirkland, 84, is currently hospitalized in Palm Springs, California. Her representative, Michael Greene, confirmed her admission to hospice care. Greene is traveling from JFK airport to be by her side during this difficult time.
She is accompanied by close friend and former student Cody Galloway. Kirkland has been dealing with life-threatening infections, which were highlighted in a GoFundMe campaign initiated by friends. The fundraisers aim to assist her with urgent medical expenses.
Accident and Injuries
Details from the GoFundMe page reveal that Kirkland had sustained injuries from a fall in the shower. This incident resulted in damaged ribs, a hurt foot, and various cuts and bruises.
Career Highlights
Sally Kirkland’s career spans decades, making her a celebrated figure in film and theater. She received an Academy Award nomination along with a Golden Globe for her lead role in the 1987 comedy-drama “Anna.”
Her extensive filmography includes notable performances in movies such as “JFK” and “Bruce Almighty.” She also gained recognition as part of Andy Warhol’s circle, appearing in his film “The 13 Most Beautiful Women.”
Upcoming Projects
Despite her current health struggles, Kirkland’s legacy continues with the upcoming release of “Sallywood,” a film about her life. The movie will be available on Amazon Prime, debuting tomorrow.
As Sally Kirkland navigates this challenging chapter, she is surrounded by the love and support of friends and family, emphasizing the importance of community during difficult times.
