Bambi Swayze is a famous American film and television actress, dancer, celebrity sibling, professional ballet, teacher, social media influencer, public figure, and internet personality. She owes much of her fame, success and fortune to her late brother Patrick Swayze, the famous American actor, dancer, singer, and celebrity, known for playing varied characters in different genres of films including comedy, romance, and action. He was a handsome and charismatic man and half of his fame is attributable to his looks alone. He was even named the \u2018Sexiest Man Alive\u2019 in 1991 by People magazine. He is known for his roles Johnny Castle in Dirty Dancing- 1987, Dalton in Road House- 1989, Bodhi in Point Break- 1991 and Sam Wheat in Ghost- 1990. A total of three biographies: Patrick Swayze: One Last Dance, The Time of My Life- The Autobiography, and Worth Fighting For- Love, Loss and Moving Forward were written and printed about Patrick after his demise.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Bamby is the equally talented sister of the legend Patrick Swayze. She played the Dancer in The Other Side, a 1990 film written by Maci Celli and Mike Ketchel and directed by Peter Bergman. The movie starred Robert Z\u2019Dar as Coroner of Manhattan, Larry Carver as Jimmy Lowson, Lisa Hambley as The Mysterious Girl, and Mike Ketchel as Detective Garfield.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Bambi Swayze was born and brought up in Houston, Texas, United States of America. She was born on the 1st<\/sup> of March 1963 (59 years old) to Patsy Yvonne Helen Karnes Swayze, a choreographer, and Jesse Wayne Swayze, a chemical plant engineer draftsman. Her mother owned a dance school in Houston where she and her brother learned to dance. Sadly, in 1982, their father Jesse passed away. Bambi studied at the Royal High School from 1980 to 1984. She played Rachel in Lethal Ninja, a 1991 action\/ crime\/ thriller film directed by Stefan Rudnicki. Then, in 1992, she starred as the Dancer in a Television movie called Stompin\u2019 at the Savoy. In 1994, she got a chance to star in yet another TV movie called In Search of Dr. Seuss where she played Turtle Choir Member. Following that, she played Melinda in One Last Dance- 2003 and voiced the English version of Tsugumi Shironouchi in the 2010 film Reijoku no yakata. <\/p>\n\n\n\n Table of Contents<\/p>\n