Anita Bryant

Anita Bryant is primarily known not as an actress or director, but as an American singer and political activist. She gained fame in the late 1950s and early 1960s for her recordings, including hits like "Paper Roses." Although she had a successful music career and was a spokesperson for the Florida Citrus Commission, she did not have significant involvement in the film industry as an actress or director. Bryant became widely known for her controversial anti-LGBTQ+ activism in the late 1970s, which overshadowed her entertainment career. Notably, she did not receive any major film awards or accolades connected to acting or directing.