Robbie Lee (actress)

Lee was born in the San Fernando Valley in Southern California in 1954. Her mother was the actress Georgia Lee who starred in the 1950s in a series of movies with reverend Billy Graham. Her father was the character actor Ralph Lee who later became a preacher and founder of the Valley Presbyterian Church.^[1]

Robbie made her first on-screen appearance in one of her mother's films with reverend Billy Graham. She graduated from high school in 1972. Lee took up modeling and appeared in many advertisements in print and in television.

In 1974 she appeared in the Roger Corman film, Big Bad Mama with Angie Dickinson,, William Shatner and Tom Skerritt. In 1975 she appeared in the film Linda Lovelace for President. She is most famous for her role as Lace in the 1975 cult film, Switchblade Sisters. Lee appeared in television in guest roles on The Six Million Dollar Man and Police Woman.^[1]

Robbie had a second career as a voice actress on children's TV shows. She was the voice of Twink in Rainbow Brite. Other voicework include Q*bert, The Get Along Gang as Zipper Cat and Pound Puppies and the Legend of Big Paw.^[1]

Lee's godparents were singing cowboy Roy Rogers and his wife Dale Evans. She has her own production company, Dream Ranch Productions.^[1]