Susan McCray

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Susan Sukman McCray is an American entrepreneur, film producer, and

Background

McCray is the daughter of composer

McCray as a singer was "discovered" by Fred Foster, President of Monument Records. Foster nicknamed her "Susan Sands" and signed her to a contract to record four sides for the company. Her early recording of "Say A Prayer for Michael" appeared on the charts nationwide.

Casting

After touring for Monument, McCray returned to California and found employment as a secretary/receptionist at

McCray cast Art Carney in the film Where Pigeons Go to Die, for which role Carney received an Emmy nomination.

After Michael Landon's death Susan and producer Kent McCray produced the television movie Memories with Laughter and Love as a tribute to Landon.

Perfumer

From the age of eight, McCray had created fragrances with her mother, musician, painter, and fashion designer Francesca Paley. In 2010 she launched her first fragrance, Nightfall by Susan McCray.

References

External links

• Official website

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