Valerie Curtin
Known for
Acting
Life
Born 1945 (age 81)
Born in
New York City, New York, USA
Credits
View on IMDb33 acting credits
Biography
Valerie Curtin (born March 31, 1945) is an American actress and screenwriter. Curtin was born in Jackson Heights, New York, the daughter of radio actor Joseph Curtin. She attended Lake Erie College.
She is a cousin of TV comedian/actress Jane Curtin. She was married to writer and director Barry Levinson from 1975–1982.
Known For
All the President's Men
09 Apr 1976
ER
19 Sep 1994
Frasier
16 Sep 1993
Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore
09 Dec 1974
Silver Streak
03 Dec 1976
Silent Movie
17 Jun 1976
Happy Days
15 Jan 1974
Down and Out in Beverly Hills
31 Jan 1986
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Filmography
2005
- Out of Practice1 episode
2002
- Baby Bobas Paula1 episode
2000
- The Districtas Audrey Lasher3 episodes
1999
- Stark Raving Madas Helen Underhill1 episode
1998
- Beckeras Ms. Russell1 episode
1997
- Just Shoot Me!as Ms. Picklesbee1 episode
1994
- ERas Marie Barclay1 episode
- Party of Fiveas Charlie's Lawyer1 episode
1993
- Frasieras Mrs. Warren1 episode
1986
- Big Troubleas Arlene Hoffman
- Down and Out in Beverly Hillsas Pearl Waxman
1985
- Maxieas Miss Sheffer
1982
- Best Friendsas Paula's Friend in Playpen (uncredited)
- 9 to 5as Judy Bernly78 episodes
1980
- A Christmas Without Snowas Muriel
- Why Would I Lie?as Mrs. Bok
- Brave New Worldas Chief Warden Stelina Shell
1978
- The Great Smokey Roadblockas Mary Agnes
- A Different Storyas Phyllis
- Rabbit Testas Pashima
- Peeping Timesas Mother Superior
- A Love Affair: The Eleanor and Lou Gehrig Storyas Kitty McHie
1977
- The Greatest Thing That Almost Happenedas Miss Goldfarb
1976
- Silver Streakas Plain Jane
- Silent Movieas Intensive Care Nurse
- Mother, Jugs & Speedas Naomi Fishbine
- All the President's Menas Miss Milland
1975
- Barney Milleras Gloria Clooney1 episode
1974
- Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymoreas Vera
- The Rockford Filesas Jane Patten1 episode
- Rhoda1 episode
- Happy Days1 episode
1971
- The New Dick Van Dyke Showas Nurse1 episode