Acting · Westchester, New York, USA · Born February 19, 1956
Kathleen Beller (born February 19, 1956, in Westchester, New York) is an actress. She was nominated for a Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture Actress in a Supporting Role for her role in Promises in the Dark (1979). She was noted for her youthful appearance, unusually long hair, large brown eyes and buxom figure. Description above from the Wikipedia article Kathleen Beller, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
MovieLegacy
1993
as Eliza Williams
MovieLife After Sex
1992
as Kathleen - Interview Subject
TVDynasty: The Reunion
1991
as Kirby Anders Colby
MovieThe Danger Team
1991
as Cheryl Singer
MovieTime Trackers
1989
as R.J. Craig
TVThe Bronx Zoo
1987
MovieCloud Waltzing
1987
as Meredith Tolliver
TVBlacke's Magic
1986
as Carla Gasparini
MovieDeadly Messages
1985
as Laura Daniels
TVMurder, She Wrote
1984
as Maria Deschier
TVGlitter
1984
MovieTouched
1983
as Jennifer
No Place to Hide
1983
TVThe Blue and the Gray
1982
as Kathy Reynolds
MovieThe Sword and the Sorcerer
1982
as Alana
TVThe Manions of America
1981
as Maureen O'Brian
MovieSurfacing
1981
as Kate
MovieNo Place to Hide
1981
as Amy Manning
MovieFort Apache, the Bronx
1981
as Theresa
TVDynasty
1981
as Kirby Anders Carrington
MovieMother and Daughter: The Loving War
1980
as Renie
MovieRappaccini's Daughter
1980
as Beatrice
MoviePromises in the Dark
1979
as Elizabeth (Buffy) Koenig
MovieMovie Movie
1978
as Angie Popchik ("Dynamite Hands")
MovieAre You in the House Alone?
1978
as Gail Osborne
MovieHaving Babies III
1978
as Dawn
MovieThe Betsy
1978
as Betsy
TVWhat Really Happened to the Class of '65?
1977
MovieMary White
1977
as Marie White
MovieSomething for Joey
1977
as Jean Cappelletti
MovieCrime Club
1975
as Pam Agostino
TVBaretta
1975
MovieThe Godfather Part II
1974
as Girl in 'Senza Mamma'
TVThe Six Million Dollar Man
1974
as Little Deer
TVMedical Center
1969
TVHawaii Five-O
1968
as Elena Mendoza
TVThe Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson
1962
as Self
TVSearch for Tomorrow
1951
