Rosalind Cash - Radio Interview w/ Gary Byrd (1988)

Actress Rosalind Cash Interviewed by Gary Byrd on WLIB from 1988. Short edit from where the cassette was flipped at the 27:43 mark.
Rosalind Theresa Cash (December 31, 1938 - October 31, 1995[1]) was an American actress. Her best-known film role is in the 1971 science-fiction film The Omega Man. Cash also had another notable role as Mary Mae Ward in ABC's General Hospital, a role she portrayed from 1994 until her death in 1995. - Wikipedia
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[@lnapjr76]

Rosalind Cash was such a wonderful actress and a beautiful dignified woman. May she rest in peace.

[@nathanielraydavis708]

A great unsung actress. If not for the unjust cancellation of Blaxploitation, she was like Angela Bassett. Loved her in Soylent Green. Her chemistry with Heston was real. God Bless her. Thanks ReelBlack 🎬.

[@rogerfleming4896]

Rosalind Cash was not in Soylent Green, maybe your thinking of Omega Man with Heston.

[@sheilaaskew5486]

God bless her! Great actress!

[@chariwater1]

She’s from my city. She was so cool. I used to go over her moms house with her cousin whom I went to school with. Good people.

[@mariaSanchez-ub7ds]

just seem like a chill person. her soul was so wholesome 😢

[@mlfoxworth2247]

I love this interview. I always liked her work but I never knew where she was born. She is a class act.

[@barbram8001]

Rosalind Cash, I remember her. Rosalind has been gone, along time, beautiful human being.

[@Cneph1964]

A Great Interview - Thank you!

[@liasummers1824]

My fave actress

[@grego5284]

I first saw Miss Cash in the movie, The New Centurions, in 1972. She was a great actress, and quite lovely. 😎

[@nerdbamarich2063]

Beautiful 🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@kaioiamo1503]

What a queen!!! ❤✊🏿

[@MsTexas73]

This is a good one RB ONE!!!
Thanks for this! Ms Cash was one of my favorite actresses. I miss seeing her on screen. She was a fun one to see. I loved what she would do with a script. She could be funny and serious.

[@reelblack]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@MsTexas73]

@@reelblack Oh very much!!! And also if I didn’t say it. Thanks for the Roberta Flack & Peabo Bryson Live & More concert. 🤗❤️💫✨

[@missycruz9246]

She was funny as hell in Uptown Saturday Night! That whole movie is hilarious 😂

[@DoshonFarad1914]

WOW!!!

[@paulthepainter2366]

I love this channel. I really really appreciate your work.

[@reelblack]

Thank you.

[@unique74muzik]

❤👑

[@lovenlightman]

So hard to earn money from acting. She sounds very nice

[@dddddadadad1796]

Who was the second caller?! Sheesh. What a harpie!

[@the2ndcoming135]

“I wanna see you in sexier roles.”🤣

[@the2ndcoming135]

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