About Hazel Medina
Lived 1937 – 2012 (aged 74). Hazel Medina was an American actor, social worker, television actor and film actor.
Career She made her on-screen debut in the TV series I Spy in 1967, playing the younger sister of Bill Cosby's character. Then she followed up with a part in Gunsmoke. In 1970, she appeared in an episode of Medical Center, "The Rebel In White", playing the part of Hettie Simpson.
Illness and death In 2007, Medina was diagnosed with multiple myeloma. She died from complications of the disease on February 14, 2012. She was 74 years of age at New York Presbyterian Hospital in Manhattan.
Filmography + Filmography Title Year Role Director Notes # Watermelon Man 1970 Widow Melvin Van Peebles Women in Chains 1972 Althea Bernard L. Kowalski TV movie Limbo 1972 Jane Work Mark Robson Cry Rape 1973 Louise Jennings Corey Allen TV movie Longtime Companion 1989 Triage Nurse Norman René Malcolm X 1992 Cashier Person Spike Lee The Point of Betrayal 1995 Nurse Richard Martini Music of the Heart 1999 Alice Wes Craven Ten Hundred Kings 2000 Rehab Attendant D.W. Maze My Suicidal Sweetheart 2005 Night Nurse Michael Parness Betty on the Bed 2006 Alice Steve Harper Short I Think I Love My Wife 2007 Pam Chris Rock (final film role)
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Who was Hazel Medina?
American actress (1937-2012)
When was Hazel Medina born?
Hazel Medina was born on 8 October 1937 in Colón City.
When did Hazel Medina die?
Hazel Medina died on 14 February 2012 in New York City.
What was Hazel Medina's occupation?
Hazel Medina was an actor, social worker, television actor and film actor.
What nationality was Hazel Medina?
Hazel Medina was American.
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