Diana Muldaur
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Biography
Filmography
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Notes
Muldaur is a member of the board of directors to the Los Angeles chapter of the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America.
She belongs to the Conservation Society of Martha's Vineyard Island.
Biography
Mature, intelligent actress whose wide TV experience ranges from the jungle adventure "Born Free" to "The Tony Randall Show" to "Star Trek" and "Star Trek: The Next Generation." Muldaur's refined features, well-modulated alto voice and characteristic serenity have lent both a relaxed charm and moral fiber to her characters, though her work as bitchy lawyer Rosalind Shays on "L.A. Law" suggests another, largely untapped dimension. Despite several decades of work, Muldaur is best remembered by many as Sam's placid, witty girlfriend Chris on the long-running series "McCloud." Muldaur's first husband, actor James Mitchell Vickery, died in 1979.
Filmography
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Life Events
1963
Appeared off-Broadway, in summer stock and on Broadway in productions including "A Very Rich Woman"
1968
Made film debut in "The Swimmer"
1974
Portrayed Joy Adamson in NBC TV series based on Adamson's writings and popular film, "Born Free"
1979
Played Ginny on short-lived NBC sitcom, "Hizzoner"
1981
Appeared as Terri Seymour on short-lived NBC crime comedy, "Fizz and Bones", opposite the Smothers Brothers
1989
Appeared in TV movie, "The Return of Sam McCloud"
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Notes
Muldaur is a member of the board of directors to the Los Angeles chapter of the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America.
She belongs to the Conservation Society of Martha's Vineyard Island.
She served on the board of advisors of the National Center of Film and Video Preservation, John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts (1986)
She is the director for the Screen Actors Guild branch of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (1978)
She has served on executive board, as director, and from 1983-85, as president of the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences.
