Mona Lee Fultz

Mona Lee Fultz is an American actress born in Germany who has spent roughly 40 years working in regional theater, feature films, and network television. She studied acting at the University of Texas at Austin and then won a full scholarship to Juilliard, training there under John Houseman. Her stage credits include an appearance at Lincoln Center in The Prodigious Snob, a stint as guest artist with the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, and a tour of The Second Time Around. On screen she has more than 50 films, television movies, and commercials to her name, among them Hope Floats (1998), The Legend of Billie Jean (1985), and Angel Dog (2011). She worked on six projects with Richard Linklater, including Dazed and Confused and the animated Waking Life, and she appeared in episodes of Friday Night Lights and Drop Dead Diva. She has also taught acting and led an acting studio in Austin, Texas.