Florence Stanley

American actress in television and film

Florence Stanley - Performers & Entertainers born July 1st, 1924
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An actress with a career spanning several decades, recognized for roles in television and film. Best known for portraying the character Edna in the sitcom 'Fish' and for the role of a grandmother in 'The Last Starfighter.' Also appeared in various guest roles on popular shows including 'The Golden Girls' and 'The Practice.' Stanley's performances displayed a range of comedic talent, contributing significantly to her memorable characters.

Role as Edna in 'Fish'

Role in 'The Last Starfighter'

Guest appearances in 'The Golden Girls'

Guest roles in 'The Practice'

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