Actress Lar Park Lincoln, who played in “Friday 13th part VII: The New Blood” and “Knots Landing”, died. She was 63 years old.
Lincoln, who was allegedly fighting breast cancer for years before his death, died on Tuesday. Her death was announced by Actors Audition Studios, a company based in Dallas that she founded.
“It is with a deep sadness that we announce the death of Lar Park Lincoln, famous actress, founder of Actors Audition Studios, and the coach of the Beloved American hearing on April 22, 2025,” said the company.
“During his 45 -year career,” continued the declaration, “Lar left an unforgettable brand on Hollywood through her dynamic performances and his dedication to the aspiring actors.”
No cause of death has been given.
Lincoln was born in Dallas, Texas, on May 12, 1961. She played for the first time in the CBS TV movie “Children of the Night” in 1985 before appearing in episodes of “Heart of the City”, “Outlaws” and “Highway to Heaven” in 1986 and 1987.
Her big break later occurred in 1987 when she was interpreted as Linda Fairgate during the ninth season of the CBS “Knots Landing” soap opera. She returned for the 11th season of day drama in 1989 and stayed in the show until season 13, when her character was killed.
Lincoln discussed the surprising popularity of his character of “knots” on the show created by David Jacobs in an interview only three years before his heartbreaking pass.
“I guess Linda was popular because she was so perchious and so fun at the same time,” she said in 2022. “I studied some people to become Linda, when she went from brown hair to blond blonde.”
“I remember having lunch with David Jacobs,” she continued, “when he told me that they were changing the hair in blonde and he said:” I do this because you look so sweet and everyone will be shocked in the way you turn. “”
The beloved actress then appeared on the big screen in 1988 when she played the role of Tina Shepard in “Friday 13th part VII: The New Blood”. His character had telekinetic powers and worked to kill the villain of the film Slasher, Jason Voorhees.
Before “Friday 13 part VII”, Lincoln appeared in the 1987 films “The Princess Academy” and “House II: The Second Story”.
In addition to being a popular actress on big and small screens, Lincoln also made a name for himself as a writer in 2008 with the publication of her book, “Start, not scammed”.
The work acted as a guide for those who seek to go to Hollywood and beyond.
“The family asks for confidentiality during this period and is grateful for the outpouring of love during the career of four decades of Lar,” said his company as actors auditioning the studios in the announcement of their death.
“Instead of flowers,” added the press release, “donations can be made to the Sag-Aftra Foundation or the Entertainment Community Fund.”
Lincoln is survived by his daughter, Piper; Son, Trevor; sister, Karen; Brother, Michael; And grandchildren, aura, Benjamin, Jack and Mia.
Her husband, Michael Lincoln, died of cancer in December 2015 at the age of 43. The couple got married for 14 years before his death.
