Debra Winger took a sabbatical from Hollywood filmmaking during the late '90s, but that doesn't mean she wasn't working. Where is Debra Winger now? The star "quit Hollywood" after feuds with Shirley McLaine and Richard Gere. She later admitted to a cocaine addiction. Debra looked unrecognizable with her rich curls, now gray, and chunky glasses that complemented her shirt-and-blazer ensemble with a scarf on her neck. It has been decades since Debra’s hiatus; however, she still looks gorgeous and stylish.
Debra looked unrecognizable with her rich curls, now gray, and chunky glasses that complemented her shirt-and-blazer ensemble with a scarf on her neck. It has been decades since Debra’s hiatus; however, she still looks gorgeous and stylish. Winger found herself in a car accident that nearly cost her everything. She was left partially paralyzed and blind for almost a year. Medical officials did not expect her to recover and warned Winger she would never regain her vision. The cause of this debilitation can be traced to the cerebral hemorrhage Winger suffered after the crash. Debra Winger, who is now 68, found fame for her roles in An Officer and a Gentleman, Terms of Endearment and Shadowlands, and she received plenty of nominations for the Best Actress Academy... Debra’s still today active in the movie industry, and is currently working on several upcoming projects. Debra was raised in Cleveland Heights by her mother Ruth (nee Felder) who was an office manager, and father Robert Winger who was a meat packer. Debra Winger had a near-death experience that left her with an unimaginable injury. It took almost a year for her to recover. Over the years, she has transformed significantly. Let's take a look at how her appearance has changed.
Debra Winger, who is now 68, found fame for her roles in An Officer and a Gentleman, Terms of Endearment and Shadowlands, and she received plenty of nominations for the Best Actress Academy... Debra’s still today active in the movie industry, and is currently working on several upcoming projects. Debra was raised in Cleveland Heights by her mother Ruth (nee Felder) who was an office manager, and father Robert Winger who was a meat packer. Debra Winger had a near-death experience that left her with an unimaginable injury. It took almost a year for her to recover. Over the years, she has transformed significantly. Let's take a look at how her appearance has changed. According to a New York profile of Winger, she stood on a road in Ireland and announced to her soon-to-be-husband, "That's it, I'm done." The truth is that she'd "wanted out" for quite some time....