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'''Sally Champlin''' is the American film and television actress who plays [[Lynette]] |
'''Sally Champlin''' is the American film and television actress who plays [[Lynette]]. |
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==About== |
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Sally has appeared in a number of films and television shows, including episodes of ''L.A. Law'', ''Designing Women'', ''Beverly Hills, 90210'', and ''Frasier''.. In 2001, she wrote and directed her own film, ''Family Secrets''. She is also a lyricist, and sang on the Marilyn Harris CD "Round Trip". She has appeared with [[Robert Rigamonti]] in ''Murder, She Wrote'', with [[Erick Avari]] in ''Murphy Brown'' and ''Dragnet'', and in [[Tim Kring]]'s ''Crossing Jordan'' with [[Eugene Byrd]]. |
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[[Category: Guest Stars|Champlin, Sally]] |
[[Category: Guest Stars|Champlin, Sally]] |
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Sally Champlin is the American film and television actress who plays Lynette.
About
Sally has appeared in a number of films and television shows, including episodes of L.A. Law, Designing Women, Beverly Hills, 90210, and Frasier.. In 2001, she wrote and directed her own film, Family Secrets. She is also a lyricist, and sang on the Marilyn Harris CD "Round Trip". She has appeared with Robert Rigamonti in Murder, She Wrote, with Erick Avari in Murphy Brown and Dragnet, and in Tim Kring's Crossing Jordan with Eugene Byrd.