Actress Antoinette Bower, known for roles in television series like ‘Star Trek’ and ‘The Twilight Zone,’ as well as the film ‘Prom Night,’ has died at the age of 93. She began her career in Canadian broadcasting before transitioning to roles in American film and television.
Born in Germany, Bower initially worked with the CBC (Canadian Broadcasting Corporation) in Canada. Her work extended to feature films, including a role alongside Charles Bronson in ‘The Evil That Men Do.’ She also appeared in the 1980 horror film ‘Prom Night’ and had a recurring part on the television series ‘Neon Rider.’
The Hollywood Reporter noted Bower's diverse career spanning multiple decades and genres. Details regarding her death were not immediately available, but she leaves behind a legacy of work across Canadian and American screens.
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