Stepfanie Kramer

Biography

Stepfanie Kramer is an American actress, singer and songwriter who has also written for television and directed. Born and raised in Los Angeles, she began acting professionally in the late 1970s while still in school, taking guest roles on series such as Dynasty, Knots Landing and Starsky & Hutch, and trained at The American Academy of Dramatic Arts/West. The role that made her name came in 1984, when she was cast as the detective Sgt. Dee Dee McCall in the NBC police drama Hunter, which she starred in for six seasons and 130 episodes; she later reprised the part in two Hunter television movies. Her film work includes Abducted: A Fathers Love (1996) and The Cutting Edge: Going for the Gold (2006). A trained mezzo-soprano, she released the albums One Dream in 1999 and The Great American Song Book in 2008, and was honored with lead actress awards by First Americans in the Arts.

70years old

Turns 71 on August 6in 268 days

Born August 6, 1956Los Angeles
Star sign: LeoThe sign runs July 23 to August 22

Movie Career

Films: 3
Career span: 23 years1996 to 2019

Every film, newest first

2019A Merry Christmas MatchIMDb rating 5.9
2006The Cutting Edge: Going for the GoldIMDb rating 6.1
1996Abducted: A Father's LoveIMDb rating 6.3

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Early training
Kramer graduated from The American Academy of Dramatic Arts/West, and she has since returned to that same school to teach as a guest instructor.
Own stunts
Trained as a mezzo-soprano, Kramer displayed her singing and musical talents during multiple episodes of Hunter and on television specials hosted by Bob Hope.
Beyond film
Kramer's first album, One Dream, was released on October 12, 1999, and contains ten adult contemporary songs, most of which she wrote.