12 Facts About Sherry Bain

Sherry Bain grew up in the resort town of Lake Arrowhead, which is in the mountains above Los Angeles.

Sherry Bain attended the Rim of the World High School and graduated from there.

Sherry Bain's name was John Cestare and she began studying acting with him.

Sherry Bain played the part of the girlfriend of a black soldier who was killed in Vietnam.

Sherry Bain's friend brings his body home and locates the biker club he belonged to.

Sherry Bain was outside on the street with her mentor John Cestare and was signing autographs.

Sherry Bain was aged 22 at the time and already had the Hollywood familiarity and a desire to stay in the business.

Sherry Bain attracted the right kind of attention and had some very good reviews for her work in the film.

Sherry Bain appeared in the John Cassavetes directed film Opening Night which was released in 1977.

Sherry Bain played the part of Jessica in the Philip Leacock directed western, Wild and Wooly which was released in 1978.

Since leaving the acting profession, Sherry Bain had become a Christian and had settled in Palm Springs and was working with children that had developmental issues.

Sherry Bain became the author and illustrator of children's books, one of which was Benjamin Gets Saved, a story about a rabbit.