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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 36. Chapters: Gloria Foster, Frederic Forrest, Mary Ann Mobley, Diana Sands, Tony Scotti, Cammie King, Blackie Dammett, Kathryn Crosby, Terry, Robert J. Anderson, Scott Beach, Joan Evans, Viva, Elizabeth MacRae, Todd Armstrong, Jacques d'Amboise, Mark Margolis, Bruce Glover, Jack Taylor, Jackie Joseph, Susan Harrison, Jay Robinson, Paul L. Smith, Michael Hawkins, Al Freeman, Jr., Paul Shenar, John P. Ryan, Maureen Arthur, Paul Mantee, Ron O'Neal, Merry Anders, Betty Lou Keim, Greta Thyssen, Brandon Maggart, Teri Shields, Verna Bloom, Billy Laughlin, Christian Haren, Donna Anderson, Deanna Lund, Otis Young, Bobbie Beard, Geoffrey Lewis, Nancy Dow, Lorraine Gary, Carl Wright, Joan Weldon, Rhodes Reason, Jean Hale, John Bliss, Frankie Burke, Gary Jasgur, Marianne Edwards, Eldon Quick, K Callan, Luana Patten, Bruce Malmuth, Peggy Connelly, Virginia Bell, Carol Arthur, Gary Jasgar, Edson Stroll, Oliver Clark, Ron Feinberg, Ron Gans, Carol Christensen, Baby LeRoy, Paul Giovanni, Janet Burston, Shay Duffin, Hope Holiday, Johnny Martino, Monte Landis, Jimmy Hunt, Joan Carroll, Gene Greytak, Jerry Sterner, Leonard Landy, Daniel Seltzer, Narda Onyx, Thomas Rosales, Jr., Steffi Sidney, Jack Kehoe, Mark Damon, Ben Carruthers, Bruce M. Fischer, Brian G. Hutton, Michael Witney, Ella Mitchell, Sharyn Moffett, John M. Watson, Sr., Eden Hartford, Dick Hammer, Norma Randall, Maggi Parker, Ron Rich, Russ McCubbin, Jennifer Holden, Barboura Morris, Mickey Kuhn, Sam Coppola. Excerpt: Gloria Foster (November 15, 1933 - September 29, 2001) was an American actress, most known for her stage performances portraying an array of African-American characters, including her acclaimed roles in plays In White America and Having Our Say, winning three Obie Awards during her career. In films, she was perhaps best known as The Oracle in The Matrix (1999) and The Ma...