SALLY FIELD | BORN 1946

Sally Field has captivated hearts through her dynamic roles: as the spirited Gidget, the elusive bride in “Smokey and the Bandit,” the tenacious “Norma Rae,” and as the mother of Tom Hanks’ character in “Forrest Gump.” Her warm smile and natural poise have delighted audiences in both cinema and television. Field’s illustrious career, dotted with numerous awards, high-profile relationships, health battles, and fervent advocacy, serves as a beacon of inspiration, embodying the determination to achieve one’s aspirations, including recognition on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

Her talent earned her a Best Supporting Actress nomination in 2012 for “Lincoln,” and she continues to seek roles that reflect her experience and maturity.