Faye Dubler (actress)

Faye Estelle Dubler (January 14th, 1948-- ) is a former actress who appeared in a handful of films in the 1970s. Her film career was largely limited to supporting roles in B-movie though she did have a rare starring role in 1976 when she played the role of "Ellie Sue" in the cult classic The Lonesome Ways Of A Country Girl in The City.

In 1970, she married folk singer Wayne Oldman and appeared on the cover of his 1977 album, Fixin The Cherry Tree. They were divorced in 1982 and Oldman was awarded custody of their son, future country singer Hank Oldman.

In 1976, Dubler reportedly auditioned for the role of Princess Leia in Star Wars but was rejected as being too old for the role.

In 1979, Dubler was cast in director Louis Gomez's horror film, The Hillside Reckoning. She was reportedly fired after two weeks because of drug and alcohol problems. She later unsuccesfully attempted to sue Gomez for breach of contract.

Reportedly, Dubler retired from acting in 1980 and she is currently living in Montreal, Canada.

Selected Filmography
Love Story (1970)

I Carry A Big Stick (1971)

Stanley Hopper Is Alive and Well North Of the Border(1972)

''"Hurry!" ''(1974)

The Washbash Express (1974)

Nashville Ladies (1975)

Stand Down (1975)

The Lonesome Ways of a Country Girl In The City (1976)

Hot (1977)

Scream Loud (1977)

The President's Secret (1978)

A Kidnapping in St, Louis (1978)

The Rapist (1978)

Watch Me (1978)

Blade To Your Throat (1979)