Dorothi Fox

Biography

Dorothi Fox was a pioneering American actress who began her career in African-American theatre, joining the Negro Ensemble Company and performing extensively on Broadway. She transitioned to film in the 1970s, starring in blaxploitation classics like "The Wiz" and "Three Days of the Condor", as well as comedies like "Bananas". Her career spanned over five decades, with notable roles in television productions including "Inspector Ike" and "Onion News Network".