Robin Gayle

Robin Gayle Wright was born to Gayle (Gaston), director of national operations at Mary Kay and Freddie Wright. She grew up in San Diego, California. Her professional career began as a model aged 14 and was a model in Paris as well as Japan. After high school graduation, she was a professional actress. She was offered a spot on Santa Barbara's soap opera (1984) and was nominated for three Daytime Emmy Awards. The first season of the show, she began to fall in love with fellow cast member Dane Witherspoon, whom she married in the year 1986. In 1987, she was the title role in The Princess Bride. After being let go of the cast of Santa Barbara, she got the starring role in Denial (1990) along with Jason Patric. She got to know Sean Penn in 1990 while she was in State of Grace (1990). They had a daughter Dylan Frances with him and a son called Hopper Jack. Robin returned to Hollywood with Tara one of the most significant roles of her career after taking an absence. She was stunning and stunning. Then, she appeared in Toys (1992) in the film Toys (1992) with Robin Williams. She gave an enthralling performance. Wright played the role of Jenny in 1994's blockbuster sensation Forrest Gump (1994) with Tom Hanks. Wright was nominated to win a Golden Globe Award for her role as Jenny. She was offered a minor part in The Crossing Guard (1995), starring Jack Nicholson. After being rejected for 14 roles, she was finally offered the title role played by MGM/UA's Moll Flanders (1996). Pen Densham directed her and Stockard Channing played the role. Her next film was Erin Dignam's Loved (1997) along with William Hurt.







 

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