Meg Foster's striking pale blue eyes have been one of the most distinguishing facial feature of the actress. 

The most-alluring feature of Meg Foster has to be her eyes, but a laughable accuracy is that they are the sole reason why she landed on many horror movies in the first place. 

And playing scary characters is why people find her eyes creepy.

Her eyes are one of the rarest colors of pale blue, which are not seen in most human beings. The most rare eye color in human beings is green but pale blue eyes also don't occur quite often.

The actress has talked about how her eyes have helped as well as hindered her career as an actress. She admits that the uniqueness of her appearance has allowed her to get distinct role but it has also caused her to loose several roles.

Many viewers find it creepy and scary while others think the color is quite beautiful.

Other than that, her eyes are undoubtedly as beautiful as they were 50-years-ago. And those who get chills seeing her eyes, well, nothing is there except saying, those pairs aren't gonna change so, deal with it. 

Meg Foster's eyes are a genetic condition that results from a rare combination of gene sequences.

It isn't a defect or mutation but it a rare combination due to the expression of a recessive gene in the body. 

Those are the most natural blue eyes one will come across. And definitely free from any surgical procedures. 

Back in the days in 1979, after her striking pale-blue eyes were dubbed in "the eyes of 1979" by Mademoiselle magazine, she said that her eyes were not "so distinctive".

However, some film and television producers had her wear contact lenses to lessen what they considered her eyes' "distractive" effect.

Meg was born on 10 May 1948 in Reading, Pennsylvania, the United States making herself 73 years in 2022.

Parented by David and Nancy Foster, Meg grew up in Rowayton, Connecticut, with four siblings: sisters Gray, Jan, and Nina, and brother Ian.

With a passion for acting and to excel in her skills, she studied acting at the Neighborhood Playhouse School of the Theatre in New York.

Meg was married to a Canadian actor Stephen McHattie, but shortly got divorced.

However, she has a son named, Christopher Starr from her previous relationship with actor Ron Starr. 

Other than that, her dating history is not very vibrant.