Anitra Ford

Anitra Ford was born Anitra Joy Weinstein on September 3, 1942. Her career spans everything from being one of the original models on The Price Is Right to modeling and acting in various stage, film, and television projects. Given such a broad set of talents and creative outlets, it certainly makes her a very memorable figure in this industry.

The Early Years: A Creative Upbringing

Anitra Ford was born Anitra Joy Weinstein on September 3, 1942, in California. She seemed to be born to the limelight. Her mother was an actress in summer stock theater productions, and her father was a jazz musician, so Ford was steeped in the arts from an early age. 

This creative atmosphere fostered her appreciation for performance and helped her build a strong foundation for her future career as a model and actress.

Rising Star: A Modeling Career

Ford's way into the world of modeling began in the 1960s when the industry was growing and looking for new faces. Her big break came with a spread in Life, putting her on the cover; this developed into a high-profile job that would thrust her into stardom and catapult her into one of the most successful models. 

She went on to model both on the West Coast and in New York, making further inroads for the growth of diversity in the model industry and paving the way for future generations.

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Silver Screen Debut: An Acting Career

Anitra Ford had her first film role as an uncredited model in The Love Machine, 1971, but soon started to pick up more substantial parts. Her film career is peppered with a range of genres, including the action-comedy The Big Bird Cage in 1972, the sci-fi horror Invasion of the Bee Girls in 1973, and the psychological thriller Messiah of Evil in 1973. 

She also appeared in Stacey, 1973, Wonder Woman, 1974, Dirty O'Neil, 1974, and the classic sports drama The Longest Yard, 1974, alongside Burt Reynolds. For television, she made guest appearances in many series, such as Starsky and Hutch, S.W.A.T., Mannix, Baretta, and The Odd Couple.

Game Show Glamour: A Stint on The Price Is Right

One of the most memorable moments in her career would have to be when Anitra Ford was modeling on the CBS game show, The Price is Right. She was one of the original models from 1972 through 1976, alongside the charismatic host of the show, Bob Barker, and his syndicated version with Dennis James. 

Her charisma, elegance, and connective appeal to an audience made her a favorite on the show and played an integral part in its early success.

New Horizons: A Career in Real Estate

She followed her new career in the mid-1970s outside of the entertainment world-in real estate. This allowed Ford to utilize her great interpersonal skills as well as good business sense in another field. 

Her time in real estate has been quite successful, giving her a stable and fulfilling career outside of the spotlight.

Creative Expressions: Poetry, Photography, and Art

Anitra Ford was a multidimensional talent who, in addition to being an actress and model, was also a published poet. Her writings reflect a great depth of personal and philosophical introspection. She held camera shows in various venues, where her eye for texture and composition was evident. 

In addition, her artwork has been shown in Santa Barbara, California-based galleries where she resides, showcasing another aspect of her artistic versatility.

Personal Reflections: Blogging and Social Media

Ford resides in the beautiful town of Santa Barbara, where she maintains a personal blog in which she shares musings, poetry, and reflections on life. This medium allows her to open up to more intimate relations with readers and to be as free as she would want. 

She is also available on social media platforms such as Twitter, where she shares dialogues on meditation, Zen, art, and this ongoing journey of self-expression and personal growth.

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