Other names Babs Chula Role Actress Occupation Actress Spouse Larry Lynn (m. 2003–2010) | Years active 1988–2005 Parents Abby Chula, Larry Chula Name Babz Chula TV shows These Arms of Mine | |
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Full Name Barbara Ellen Zuckerman Movies Living Out Loud, Moving Malcolm, Last Wedding, The Saddest Boy in the, Seven Times Lucky Similar People | ||
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Babz Chula (born Barbara Ellen Zuckerman; March 22, 1946 – May 7, 2010) was an American-born actress and long-time resident of Canada.
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- First annual babz lifeline for artists society babz chula shares with the audience
- Standing all the way live by rachael for babz chula with love
- Life and career
- Selected movies of the week
- Selected television appearances
- Voice work
- Awards and nominations
- References
Standing all the way live by rachael for babz chula with love
Life and career
Babz Chula was born as Barbara Ellen Zuckerman, in Springfield, Massachusetts. She was raised in Jamaica, New York.
She became a popular actress in Canada, starting with her role in the Canadian film My American Cousin. She received the Artistic Achievement Award from the Vancouver Women in Film Society in 1995. She also won acclaim for her community spirit, continuing to act in independent Canadian films while acting in Hollywood films.
In 2008, a group of actors and artists in Vancouver created the Babz Chula Lifeline for Artists Society, which helped raise funds for Chula's cancer treatment.
Her cancer treatments and the final months of her life were the subject of Anne Wheeler's National Film Board of Canada short documentary film, Chi.
Chula died on May 8, 2010, at her home in Vancouver after an eight-years of breast cancer and an unrelated blood cancer. She was surrounded by her husband, cinematographer Larry Lynn, and her three children.