Phyllis Hodges Boyce

1936–2010 (age 74)

Actress and stuntwoman

Biography

Phyllis Hodges Boyce, born in 1936, brought bravery and elegance to the screen as both an actress and stuntwoman, performing demanding scenes with professionalism and grace.

Her colleagues admired the versatility she demonstrated on set and the steady encouragement she offered to younger artists forging their own paths in a demanding industry.

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