that's the producer's opinion, not mine." Her final onscreen role was a guest appearance in a 1966 episode of The Virginian. Stage In 1958, Castle acted with Jesse White in a production of A Hole in the Head at the Civic Playhouse in Los Angeles. Personal appearances In 1960, Castle and Peter Brown (who also was a regular in Lawman) traveled to rodeos, performing as a song-and-dance team. Castle stressed, "We're very careful not to sing any romantic songs," treating the act more like a brother-sister team. The duo's stops included St. Louis, Chicago, Detroit, Pittsburgh, and Albuquerque. Awards 1960 Hollywood Walk of Fame. 6230 Hollywood Boulevard. Dedicated February 8, 1960. Personal life Castle was married four times. She married Revis T. Call, a second lieutenant in the Army, on August 19, 1945, in Los Angeles. Following that marriage, she began using Peggy Call as her professional name. They divorced in 1950. She married Universal publicist Robert H. Raines on January 4, 1951. They divorced April 29, 1954. On July 24, 1955, Castle married William McGarry, producer and director. They had a daughter, Erin McGarry. Castle divorced McGarry in 1969. In 1971, Castle married Arthur Morganstern, her fourth husband. They remained married until Morganstern's death in April 1973. Death Castle was an alcoholic. On August 11, 1973, her third husband, William McGarry, found her body on the couch of her Hollywood apartment. Her death was later determined to be caused by cirrhosis. Filmography This is a partial list of films. Films Television References External links The Girl They Loved to Kill 1927 births 1973 deaths 20th-century American actresses Actresses from Hollywood, Los Angeles Actresses from Virginia Alcohol-related deaths in California American film actresses American radio actresses American television actresses Deaths from cirrhosis People from Appalachia, Virginia People from Hollywood, Los Angeles Western (genre) film actresses Warner Bros. contract players Western (genre) television actors