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Israeli-British Actress Caroline Langford Dies at 68

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Israeli-British actress Caroline Langford, a familiar figure in Israeli cinema of the 1980s, died at age 68. Langford immigrated from Britain to Israel in 1972 at age 14 and appeared in films including ‘Smile, You’ve Been Had,’ ‘Girls,’ ‘Am Yisrael Hai,’ ‘Delta Force’ and Assi Dayan’s ‘King for a Day.’ Her later television work included ‘Connected,’ ‘My Successful Sisters’ and ‘Normal.’ Langford was Dayan’s former wife and the mother of journalist and filmmaker Lior Dayan; funeral details were expected to be announced later.

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