
Leslie McRay
Actor
Leslie McRay (Born in 1946 or 1947) also known as Leslie McRae is a former American actress turned writer and producer as well as an author, noted for her work in low budget movies such as Death Race 2000 (1975) which starred Sylvester Stallone, David Caradine and Martin Kove. The Pam Grier Blaxploitation film Coffy(1973) and Girl in The Golden Boots (1968). She was Miss Hawaii USA 1968 and runner up for Miss World USA 1968. She appeared in 28 projects throughout the late 60s until the mid 70s and retired from acting. She would later return to the industry in 1997 as a writer and producer working on independent projects and documentaries. She also wrote a book called Kept Women: Confessions from a life of Luxury.
Place of BirthLos Angeles, CA
Known For

6.2
Love, American Style
Comedy

6.7
Here's Lucy
Comedy

7.8
Matt Helm
DramaAction & Adventure

7.7
Mr. Terrific
Comedy

6.2
Death Race 2000
ActionSci-Fi

7.4
The Long Goodbye
MysteryDrama

6.6
Coffy
CrimeThriller

6.0
Valley of the Dolls
DramaRomance

4.7
Wonder Women
ActionHorror

4.0
Cover Girl Models
DramaAction

3.7
Hit Lady
ThrillerDrama

7.0
The Now People
Comedy

6.4
Willie Dynamite
CrimeDrama

4.2
Hell's Bloody Devils
DramaAction

3.6
Blood Orgy of the She-Devils
Horror

3.6
Bummer
DramaHorror

4.7
The Delta Factor
AdventureDrama

3.0
Girl in Gold Boots
DramaCrime

6.8
Blood & Flesh: The Reel Life & Ghastly Death of Al Adamson
Documentary

5.0
The Female Bunch
ActionWestern

5.6
The Money Jungle
ThrillerDrama

6.7
For Singles Only
Comedy

6.0
The Weird World of Weird
DocumentaryTV Movie

5.2
Guess What Happened to Count Dracula?
HorrorComedy