An intense, stage-trained leading lady of film and TV with striking blue eyes and a velvety voice, Meg... (Learn more)
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Meg Foster’s Milestones
| Appeared in a production of "John Brown's Body" in summer theater at Cornell University | |
| Began acting while attending boarding school in Lowell, MA | |
| Moved to L.A. to work in film and TV | |
| Off-Broadway debut, "The Empire Builders" | |
| Raised in Rowayton, CT | |
| Studied at the Neighborhood Playhouse in NYC for two years | |
| 1970 | Feature debut, "Adam at 6 A.M." |
| 1971 | TV-movie debut, "The Death of Me Yet" |
| 1972 | Had first film lead, "Thumb Tripping" |
| 1973 | Played Nora in the popular TV-movie "Sunshine" |
| 1975 | TV series debut, reprised the role of Nora in the sitcom sequel "Sunshine" |
| 1977 | Reprised the role of Nora in the TV-movie sequel "Sunshine Christmas" |
| 1977 | TV miniseries debut, "Washington: Behind Closed Doors" (ABC) |
| 1978 | Appeared opposite Perry King in "A Different Story" |
| 1979 | Starred as Hester Prynne in PBS miniseries adaptation of "The Scarlet Letter" |
| 1982 | Co-starred as Detective Chris Cagney in the first seven episodes of "Cagney and Lacey" (succeeded by Sharon Gless) |
| 1985 | Played Charlie Boorman's mother in "The Emerald Forest" |
| 1991 | Had recurring role of D.A. Deb Grant on "The Trials of Rosie O'Neill" |
| 1992 | Guest starred in a two-part episode of "Quantum Leap" |
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