Jill Clayburgh was a renowned American actress, born on April 30, 1944. With an impressive career span, she gained critical acclaim for her versatility and talent. Clayburgh's breakout role came in the 1978 film "An Unmarried Woman," which earned her an Academy Award nomination. She was known for portraying independent and empowered characters, delivering remarkable performances both on Broadway and in Hollywood. Throughout her career, Clayburgh starred in various successful films, including "Starting Over" and "First Monday in October." Her influential contributions to the entertainment industry continue to inspire aspiring actors today. Sadly, Jill Clayburgh passed away on November 5, 2010, leaving behind an incredible legacy that showcases her profound impact on the world of acting.