Lar Park Lincoln, the actor known for his work in “Knots Landing” and “Friday 13th part VII” and creating a studio to support the talents to come, died.
Lincoln died on Tuesday, his actors in a hearing studios announced on Thursday in a Facebook statement. Additional details, including where the actor died and a cause of death, has not been revealed. She was 63 years old.
“During his 45 -year career, Lar left an unforgettable brand to Hollywood through his dynamic performances and his dedication to mentorship in aspiring actors”, the declaration said.
The actor born in Dallas was best known for his mandate “knotted” from 1987 to 1991 where she played the role of Linda Fairgate. Linda, who acquired a reputation among the fans for her ways, was Karen Fairgate's daughter-in-law of the star Michele Lee and was brutally murdered in season 13. During her stay on the CBS drama, Lincoln also portrayed several minor characters and shared the screen with the stars of the series William Devane and Kevin Dobson.
In addition to “Knots Landing”, Lincoln was known for her representation of Tina Shepard, the teenager whose special powers awaken Jason from her grave at the bottom of the lake, in the 1988 film “Friday 13th part VII: The New Blood”. She would later resume the role in the film of “Rose Blood” fans released in 2021, one of her last roles.
Lincoln's acting credits also include the television series “Outlaws”, “Highway to Heaven”, “Beverly Hills, 90210” and “Murder, she wrote”. She also appeared in the films “The Princess Academy”, “From the Dark”, “Autumn Road” and the film 2022 “Ghost Party”, his latest actor.
Outside screen, Lincoln also sold his clothing line on QVC and returned to his country of origin to launch his hearing and breeding a family. She published her book “Get Stard, Not Scammed”, a guide for actors and potential models, in 2008.
Under its leaders, the actors auditioning the studios have supervised several actors who would take their talents to the CW, Netflix, Nickelodeon, Disney, NBC and Disney, according to its website.
“It is my passion to work with actors, speakers, coaches and authors to create their best work and go up to success,” said Lincoln on his website. “As a person who understands how gratifying it is to live your wildest dreams, it is just as rewarding for me to help others reach theirs.”
Laurie Park Lincoln was born on May 12, 1961 and was married to her husband Michael Martin Lincoln until her death in 1995. She left her daughter Piper, her son Trevor, and her brothers and sisters Karen and Michael and four grandchildren.
The family asks that donations be made to SAG-AFTRA Foundation or the Community entertainment fund.
