Andrea Eastman, ‘The Godfather’ Casting Director and Former Hollywood Agent, Dies at 86
Andrea Eastman, the casting director for "The Godfather" and former Hollywood agent, died on Wednesday at her home in Santa Barbara. She was 86.
Andrea Eastman, the casting director for "The Godfather" and former Hollywood agent, died on Wednesday at her home in Santa Barbara. She was 86.
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Andrea Eastman, the casting director for "The Godfather" and former Hollywood agent, died on Wednesday…
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