ALI MACGRAW

Elizabeth Alice MacGraw (born April 1, 1939) is an American actress. Starting in 1960, MacGraw worked for Harper’s “Bazaar” magazine for 6 years as a photography assistant for Diana Vreeland. She worked as a fashion model and photographer stylist for Vogue magazine. She got the job of an interior designer, either. Ali MacGraw is best known for her portrayal as Brenda Patinkin in the movie Goodbye, Columbus in 1969. This role brought her into the limelight and helped her earn a Golden Globe Award.

She was loved by many, because of her great acting skills and for her personality as well. In 1970 when she was at the peak of her career, she starred in the romance/drama Love Story. She gained international fame. The actress received an Academy Award nomination and a Golden Globe Award for the role. She is now in retirement and spends her well-earned investment money on traveling—among other personal luxuries she enjoys.