Suzanne Krull

Suzanne Krull was an actress from Brooklyn, New York, who trained at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts and was nominated there for an Irene Ryan award for acting. She helped found The Fountainhead Theatre Co. and spent about ten years appearing in more than 30 plays, earning a DramaLogue Best Actress nomination for Jane and Mable at The Hudson. Stand-up comedy came next, with sets at the Aspen and Vail festivals and a regular spot at The Hollywood Improv. She became a busy character actor in her thirties, taking guest and recurring television parts on shows such as The Practice, Nash Bridges, Buffy, Charmed, LOST and Desperate Housewives. Her film work included The Next Best Thing (2000), opposite Madonna, How the Grinch Stole Christmas, with Jim Carrey, and the comedy Camouflage (2001). Sam and Mike, a short she wrote, produced and acted in, won several festival awards for best short film. Krull died in 2013.