Helen Siff Age, Wiki and Bio

Helen Siff

Quick Info

ProfessionActress
NationalityAmerican
Date of Birth02/06/1937
Age88 years (died on 18, Dec, 2025)
BirthplaceWoodmere, New York, USA
Date of Death18/12/2025

Bio/Wiki

Other Name(s)
  • Helen Infield Siff
  • Helen J. Siff

Physical Stats & More

Height5' 3" (160 cm)
Weight60 Kg (132 lbs)
Eye ColorBrown
Hair ColorBlonde

Personal Life

HometownNew York
Zodiac signGemini
Place of DeathLos Angeles, California, USA
Death CauseSurgery complications

Relationships & More

Marital StatusWidow
Marriage Date
  • 06/10/1956 (with Selig Moss)
  • 09/04/1965 (with Marshal Siff till his death on 11 February 2007)

Family

Siblings2 sisters (Carol Anne Infield, Janet)
Spouse
  • Selig Moss
  • Marshal Siff (died on 11 February 2007)
Children
Son(s)
  • Matt
  • Bruce (died in 1999)
Daughter(s)
  • Jenny Siff (Hollywood script supervisor)
  • Victoria Siff Russell
  • Susie
  • Karen

Career

Debut
TVLou Grant as a waitress (1981, aired on CBS)
TV MovieMurder in Texas as Marian Timmons (1981)
FilmThe Karate Kid as a cashier (1984)
Last Film
TV SeriesHigh Desert as saloon waitress (2023, aired on Apple TV)
FilmThe Disappearance of Mrs. Wu as Alice Marks (2021)
Additional Information
  • Helen started her acting journey in 1976 with a commercial for Subaru, featuring her identical twin sister.
  • She gained prominence in the late 70s with various television roles including 'Lou Grant'.
  • Her film credits from the 80s include popular titles such as 'Earth Girls Are Easy' and 'Big Top Pee-Wee'.
  • In the 90s, she maintained a steady television career, landing roles in shows such as 'Ellen' and 'Will & Grace'.
  • She was also an accomplished theatre actress, performing in significant productions.
  • In her later years, she appeared in films and television series, showcasing her talent over five decades.

Some Lesser Known Facts

Helen Siff was born and raised in New York, where she developed her passion for acting.
Her career spanned more than 70 film and television roles, establishing her as a veteran actress.
She was known for her versatility, performing in both comedic and dramatic roles throughout her career.