Lorinne Vozoff

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Lorinne Vozoff
Born
Lorinne Cecilia Dills

(1932-09-18) 18 September 1932 (age 91)
NationalityAmerican
Other namesLorinne Dills Vozoff, Lorinne Dills-Vozoff
OccupationActress
Years active1975-present
Spouses
John William Murray
(m. 1953;div. 1954)
Jerome Walter Vozoff
(after 1955)
Children1, including Kate Vozoff

Lorinne Cecilia Dills Vozoff (born 18 September 1932) is an American film and television actress.

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Early life

Lorinne was born on September 18, 1932, in Decatur, Illinois.

Career

She has married John William Murray on June 13, 1953, and she was divorced on September 9, 1954. On July 30, 1955, she married Jerome Walter Vozoff, and they have one daughter Kate Vozoff.

Filmography

Film

YearTitleRoleNotes
1984 Irreconcilable Differences Judge Shalack
1984 Impulse Mrs. Russell
1988 Perfect Victims
1988 Double Revenge Judge Lakey
1992 Shining Through Personnel Director
1993 Jack the Bear Mrs. Mitchell
1993 Hearts and Souls Anne's Mom

Television

YearTitleRoleNotes
1975 Kojak DoloresEpisode: "Acts of Desperate Men"
1981 Little House on the Prairie NurseEpisode: "Chicago"
1982 Cagney & Lacey Episode: "Suffer the Children"
1982 Gavilan Episode: "By the Sword"
1983 Knight Rider Ellen SullivanEpisode: "Chariot of Gold"
1984 Hill Street Blues Milly HeedlockEpisode: "Lucky Ducks"
1984 Rituals Sara Gallagher #1Episode: Unknown
1986 Child's Cry Social Worker #1TV movie
1986 Acceptable Risks Mrs. QuealyTV movie
1986 L.A. Law Margaret FinnemanEpisode: "Simian Chanted Evening"
1988 Addicted to His Love Marie RobbinsTV movie
1988 Nightingales TV movie
1988 Too Good to Be True TV movie
1988 Killer Instinct ClerkTV movie
1989-1992 L.A. Law Judge Roberta Harbin Recurring Role (7 episodes)
1988 Shootdown Woman #2TV movie
1989 Hooperman Mother SuperiorEpisode: "The Nun and I"
1989 Thirtysomething Ivy DunbarEpisode: "Michael Writes a Story"
1989Cast the First StonePsychiatrist #1TV movie
1990 Daughter of the Streets BrustinTV movie
1990 Joshua's Heart TV movie
1990 Matlock Betty ColeEpisode: "The Broker"
1991 WIOU Adele KennyEpisode: "One Flew Over the Anchor Desk"
1991 China Beach NormaEpisode: "Through and Through"
1991 One Special Victory TV movie
1992 Beverly Hills, 90210 The PsychiatristEpisode: "Meeting Mr. Pony"
1992 Picket Fences Mrs. ParkerEpisode: "The Green Bay Chopper"
1992 Quantum Leap Mary WaltersEpisode: "Promised Land - December 22, 1971"
1993 Civil Wars Dr. Rebecca HughesGuest Role (2 Episodes)
1993 Reasonable Doubts Mrs. MandrakeEpisode: "Wish You Were Here"
1994 Rebel Highway Mrs. BillingsEpisode: "Confessions of a Sorority Girl"
1994 Confessions of a Sorority Girl Mrs. BillingsTV movie
1994 ER MargueriteEpisode: "Blizard"
1995 The Invaders Dr. RysmillerEpisode: Unknown
1994-1996 Party of Five Principal StickleyGuest Role (4 Episodes)
1996 Murder One Chief Justice in Evidence HearingEpisode: "Chapter Fifteen"
1996 Melrose Place JudgeEpisode: "Moving Violations"
1997 NYPD Blue Sylvia CoxEpisode: "Sheedy Dealings"
2000 The Huntress Mrs. GreenEpisode: "Springing Tiny"
2000 That's Life Episode: "Bad Hair Week"
2001 Star Trek: Voyager Irene HansenEpisode: "Author, Author"
2001 Six Feet Under Jessica WilcoxEpisode: "The Room"
2004 NYPD Blue Sharon CliftonGuest Role (3 Episodes)
2012 The Mentalist Ernie's GrandmaEpisode: "Not One Red Cent"
2013 American Horror Story Used Bookstore OwnerEpisode: "Continuum"
2017 Rebel Charlotte McIntyreEpisode: "Black Not Blue"

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