Jill Schary Robinson, a prominent figure in the world of memoirs, journalism, and novels, passed away at the age of 88 at her home in Beverly Hills. She was the daughter of Dore Schary, who led MGM in the 1950s, and the mother of Jeremy Zimmer, the founder and CEO of the United Talent Agency.
Robinson's literary career was marked by several notable works, including her memoirs 'With a Cast of Thousands,' 'Thanks for the Rubies, Now Please Pass the Moon,' and 'Bed/Time/Story,' which was adapted into the NBC telefilm 'A Cry for Love.' Her writing was praised for its insightful portrayal of Hollywood's allure and influence on individuals.
