Veteran talent agent Judy Big, whose customers, Benny Johnson Gerald and CCH, died on February 24 at Kindrid Hospital in Los Angeles after a short illness. It was 76.
The page was a talent agent for Susan Smith and Co. for 18 years. After the company closed, the Vice President of Mitchell K. Stubs & Associas became before its retirement in 2018.
She was born in Columbus, and Beige was brought up by her father and aunt, which Mama described. I joined Ohio State University and worked in the state for several years before moving to Los Angeles. Her father told her that she landed in Beverly Hills, and she failed to mention that she had already lived outside her car for a few weeks while she was parked in the 90210 postal code.
Shortly later, Big landed from her first job in this industry, where she worked with propaganda Rooney Chance. Then I went to work in Warner Bruce at the Ministry of Correct Secretariat. Ultimately, she drew the attention of director Marion Dogiri, who has permanently rented the page.
After many years in the studio, the page was separated to the other side of the office to become an agent.
Big survived by a brother, Sam Lee Matson and Sister Sherry Foster, as well as the “family” of Los Angeles that includes Malaika Mason, Sherry Betis, Mark Armstrong, Mitchell Staps, Richard Hoffman, Hull Williams, Johnson Gerald and Bonda, among many others.
Celebrating her life is planned in Los Angeles on her birthday, June 22. The donations in the name of the page can be provided to the Motion Picure & Television box, the Wasserman Sanctuary, 23388 Mulholland Drive, Woodland Hills, CA 91364.
