Actor Jennifer Runyon Passes Away
Jennifer Runyon, an actor recognized for her roles in "Ghostbusters" and the sitcom "Charles in Charge," has died at the age of 65. Her death was confirmed by friends and family.
Actor Erin Murphy from "Bewitched" stated on social media that Runyon died "after a brief battle with cancer." A family representative further confirmed that Runyon passed away on Friday, surrounded by her family, following what was described as a "long and arduous journey."
Career Highlights
Runyon's acting career began with her film debut in the 1980 holiday horror movie "To All a Goodnight." She later gained prominence through her parts in "Ghostbusters" and as Gwendolyn Pierce in "Charles in Charge." Her credits also include portraying Cindy Brady in "A Very Brady Christmas" and a role in "The In Crowd."
Personal Life and Retirement
In 1991, Runyon married collegiate basketball coach Todd Corman, and they had two children. Following her retirement from acting, she largely withdrew from public life, with only a few appearances in horror films after the early 1990s. In a 2023 interview, Runyon shared that she spent six years working with at-risk youth in high schools after her retirement from acting.