Sharon Farell Obituary, Hawaii Five-O Star Has Died

Sharon Farell Obituary, Death – Sharon Farrell, who was 82 years old, has passed away. Her work on the television shows “The Young and the Restless” and “Hawaii Five-O” brought her the most fame. According to what her son Chance Boyer reportedly told The Hollywood Reporter, the actress passed away unexpectedly on May 15 at a hospital in Orange County, California, from natural causes.

Behind the camera, she was said to have been involved in a love triangle with Steve McQueen and Bruce Lee, the latter of whom she referred to as the “love of her life.” Sharon played the role of Nina Webster on the television show The Young and the Restless from 1991 until 1997. She also appeared in episodes of Gunsmoke, The Man from United Nations Secret Service, and The Six Million Dollar Man.

She had roles in the movies The Stunt Man (1980), Lone Wolf McQuade (1983), and Can’t Buy Me Love (1987), all of which were released during the 1980s.
In the 1990s television sitcoms Harry and the Hendersons and General Hospital, Chance, Sharon’s son, played the role of a surfer. Sharon is also survived by her grandson Wayde and her daughter-in-law Mandi.

After Sharon gushed to Matthew Polly, Bruce Lee’s biographer in 2018, saying that “Bruce took me to the Moon and back, he just turned me inside out,” Matthew Polly interviewed Sharon. On the other hand, he had a wife and no urinal of his own. Previously, I had stated that “Steve [McQueen] was so successful—he was my protector.”Even while Steve aroused my sexual interest, Bruce was the one I truly loved. After flying to rural Mississippi to film with Sharon and Steve McQueen in late 1968, the author of Bruce Lee: A Life details how Bruce paid Farrell an unannounced visit in the latter months of that year.