Director Nancy Meyers has paid a heartfelt tribute to the late actress Polly Holliday, who passed away at the age of 88. Holliday was known for her memorable role as camp counselor Marva Kulp, Sr., in the 1998 remake of “The Parent Trap.” Taking to social media, Meyers expressed her sadness over Holliday’s passing and shared fond memories of the actress’s kind and wonderful presence on set.
Accompanying her touching words, Meyers shared a still from the beloved film featuring Holliday alongside Lindsay Lohan, who played the twin sisters Hallie Parker and Annie James. “She was so kind and game and just wonderful in every moment in The Parent Trap,” Meyers wrote. She also recalled seeing Holliday in “All the President’s Men,” praising her performance in the film. Meyers concluded her tribute with condolences to Holliday’s loved ones and friends.
Holliday’s portrayal of Marva Kulp, Sr., left a lasting impression on audiences, adding to her legacy as a talented and cherished figure in entertainment. Her contributions to film and television throughout her career have made a significant impact, evoking admiration and fond memories among fans and colleagues alike. The sentiments shared by Meyers highlight not only Holliday’s professional contributions but also the warmth and kindness she exuded off-camera.
Holliday’s passing is a reminder of her lasting influence and the memorable characters she brought to life, which will continue to resonate with audiences for years to come.
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