19 Facts About Farrah Forke

Farrah Forke was one of two children of Chuck Forke and Beverly.

Forke was named after Farrah Fawcett, who was a family friend.

Farrah Forke started acting with a role in a Texas production of the musical The Rocky Horror Show.

Farrah Forke worked as a bartender while studying in the city.

Farrah Forke made her feature debut in the 1991 film Brain Twisters.

Farrah Forke became best known as Alex Lambert for two seasons on the NBC sitcom Wings.

Farrah Forke said she was nervous during the early episodes.

Farrah Forke was upset not to be asked back for the sixth season as a regular cast member.

Farrah Forke was asked back for a guest appearance in one episode of the sixth season, which gave a conclusion to her character.

Farrah Forke appeared on Ned and Stacey with her Wings castmate Thomas Haden Church.

Farrah Forke was the voice woman of several companies, such as Arby's, Cadillac, Checkers, and Vanderbilt.

Farrah Forke appeared in Kate's Addiction, in which she and actress Kari Wuhrer play women in a lesbian love affair, as well as the TV-movies Nurses on the Line: The Crash of Flight 7 with Lindsay Wagner.

Farrah Forke underwent plastic surgery in 1989, when she was 21, to receive silicone breast implants.

Farrah Forke consequently had them removed four years later in February 1993.

Farrah Forke was friends with actress Caroline Aaron, who played Mary Pat Lee on Wings.

Farrah Forke met Mark Layton Brown while he was working in the art department of Wings.

Farrah Forke took a hiatus from acting during the early 2000s and returned to Texas to raise her children, eventually deciding the hiatus would become a permanent retirement from Hollywood.

Farrah Forke died at her home in Spring, Texas, on February 25,2022, at the age of 54.

Farrah Forke had been battling cancer in the years leading up to her death.