Kym Karath

Kym Karath was already receiving her professional paycheck at the age of three after she appeared in the 1963 film Spencer’s Mountain. Two years after her grand debut, she starred in the all-time classic film The Sound of Music as Gretl Von Trapp, the most memorable character in her repertoire. Other projects she worked on include The Thrill of It All, Good Neighbor Sam, and the TV shows Peyton Place, My Three Sons, and Lost in Space.

Despite the fame she earned for herself, Karath only stayed in the industry for a few years, with four films under her credit. This decision eventually became a blessing in disguise for her since it gave her more time to focus on her studies. All her hard work paid off after, and she finally graduated from the University of Southern California. Karath eventually moved to France, where she worked as a model and studied art history.