Ann Dusenberry
Biography
Ann Dusenberry is an American actress of film, television, and the stage who appeared in about 50 productions between the early 1970s and the early 1990s. Born in Tucson, Arizona, she spent four years studying theater arts, first at the University of Arizona and then at Occidental College, before signing a seven-year contract with Universal. Her screen debut came in Pocket Money in 1972, and she had a small part as a barmaid in White Line Fever (1975). She drew notice as Tina Wilcox in Jaws 2 (1978) and played Amy March in a miniseries version of Little Women and in a short-lived series based on it. The 1980s brought Heart Beat (1980) and Cutter's Way (1981), along with steady television work in Magnum, P.I., Remington Steele, Murder, She Wrote, and Life with Lucy. She retired from on-camera acting in 1992 but has stayed active on stage, in Our Town, Noises Off, Full Circle, and Ripcord.
73years old
Turns 74 on September 13in 335 days
- Born Tucson
- Star sign: VirgoThe sign runs August 23 to September 22
Movie Career
- Films
- 5
- Career span
- 7 years1975 to 1982
Every film, newest first
- 1982National Lampoon's Movie MadnessIMDb rating 3.3
- 1981Cutter's WayIMDb rating 6.8
- 1980Heart BeatIMDb rating 5.7
- 1978Jaws 2IMDb rating 5.8
- 1975White Line FeverIMDb rating 6.1
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Getting ready for a role
Because the shoot kept her away from her Los Angeles home for a long time, Dusenberry had no interest in the part. Her role was still enlarged as the script changed, and she got co-starring credit.
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Worked with
Ann Dusenberry shares two films with John Heard, and one with each of the others. Pick a number on the chart or a name in the list to see the films they share.
Films together
John Heard's page
Jeff Bridges's page
Nick Nolte's page
Dick Miller's page
Diane Lane's page
R.G. Armstrong's page
All films by Jeannot Szwarc
Ivan PasserDirector, 1 film, 1981
All films by Ivan Passer
All films by Jonathan Kaplan
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