Judy Pace: Strength, Stardom, and Breaking Boundaries

[@deneenjohnson9576]

Beautiful story. Ms. Judy Pace looks amazing 👏.

[@sharonbradley-ks2ik]

Wow! She was about 78 or 79 at the time of this interview. She's still so beautiful!

[@AnAdorableWombat1]

She is freaking stunning!!!

[@joycefitzpatrick1092]

Loved Judy pace during her acting career! 13 frightened girls is my childhood favorite

[@christopherramon-reid2000]

AMAZING ICON. She done as much in entertainment as someone like say, Ruta Lee, however, Judy frequently gets overlooked. Moshe Lewis conducting this interview is a pro ❤️👍

[@phillipscott1881]

I have a deep love/hate relationship with KZbin but discovering this wonderful slice of life has put a smile on soul❤ we get to know celebrities through the characters they play, but a relaxed connection like this gives you an intimate glimpse into the true individual. She was, is and will always be a beautiful soul and gorgeous woman. I wish she had been able to share her gift more during the 70s and 80s, but I'm happy the algorithm finally led me here. It's been like running into a long lost friend. Thanks for sharing this 🙌

[@musicmedicine9695]

What a heartwarming comment. This is truly appreciated and I thank you for your feedback. It is a rare treat to have the opportunity to listen to these amazing artists share their insights. i feel honored to bring this experience to others despite incredible hurdles.

[@LonerBecause]

She still looks great!

[@musicmedicine9695]

We couldnt agree more !! What an honor this was, A Living Legend

[@sharonhart3858]

She's such a beautiful, talented actress. I just love her❤

[@musicmedicine9695]

Thanks so much for your wonderful comment

[@musicmedicine9695]

We couldnt agree more and were so honored to be in her presence

[@angholloway5091]

Judy pace and bernadette (good times are beautiful and fine)

[@candyart5067]

I always thought that she is so beautiful and talented and did not get the exposure still to this day because of colorism. Watching this interview, add to that a brilliant person

[@Ladysugarshaft]

Forever Beautiful!🖤🖤🖤

[@SWOOP_68]

Fantastic interview with a Beautiful Icon on the screen and off.

[@musicmedicine9695]

We could not agree more !

[@counterpointify]

I remember her from a great Sandord and Son episode where she was engaged to Lamont and flirted with old Grady.

[@angholloway5091]

Yeah judy pace is beautiful but bernadette stanis is far more beautiful and finer!!!

[@amasayisrael5217]

I've met her sister Jean but it was many moons ago. I also worked with Oscar Brown Jrs. daughter and Oscar and Jean were a couple way back then They weren't together when I met Jean through a friend. I wish Judy was there, that would've been lovely.

[@katyarnold6757]

Excellent!!! and educational information about Mrs. Beautiful!! Judy Pace life and her husband's lives. May God 🙏 continue to bless her life.

[@musicmedicine9695]

So nice of you ! Thanks for watching and your support

[@gregfoles5480]

Judy Pace appeared in the ABC series, "Peyton Place" in the late 1960's. She was one of the first dark complexion ed actresses acclaimed for her beauty. Most black actresses known for their beauty were light-skinned. Judy Pace broke that mold.

[@angholloway5091]

Not only judy pace but bernadette stanis is also beautiful and fine and she's brownskin!!!

[@gregfoles5480]

@@angholloway5091 Yes, but that was several years later.

[@angholloway5091]

@@gregfoles5480 bernadette became famous in 1975 right? That's the 1970s not far off from judy pace!!!!

[@gregfoles5480]

@@angholloway5091 A lot changed between 1968 and 1975. By then, it was common to see beautiful dark skinned women in movies and on TV.

[@angholloway5091]

@@gregfoles5480 actually bernadette begin in 1974 but she was the first black female teenager on television (and the most beautiful)and judy is beautiful also!!!

[@leelee185]

Wow she’s 80?

[@sage4nowty129]

The term Blaxplotation films, was not a racist term. A black American publicist coin that term, because he could not get a contract with the moviemakers of these films. That's black against black, very sad. And Judy Pace is right, most of those films were great. It gave work to black actors and actresses. And used veteran white American actors in these films, like Ray Milland.