Anne Schedeen

Luanne Ruth Schedeen was born January 8, 1949, in Portland, Oregon. Her father was Roland E. 'Poly' Schedeen, a farmer and former Oregon State Senator Schedeen has two younger siblings: a sister, Sarabeth, and brother Tony; as well as one elder half-brother, Brinkley (1946–2009), from her mother's first marriage. graduating in 1967. After high school, Schedeen studied at Portland State University, and later, Fort Wright College in Toppenish, Washington. Her first professional acting job was performing with a dinner theater on the Kauai island of Hawaii. She subsequently relocated to New York City to pursue an acting career. ==Career==

Early roles in Never Say Never (1979) In New York, Schedeen first worked in summer stock theatre and commercials before signing an acting contract with Universal Pictures, after which she moved to Los Angeles. From 1974 to 1976, Schedeen appeared in a recurring role as Carol in the series Emergency!, In 1979, she had a supporting role in the television drama Champions: A Love Story, and subsequently guest-starred on several episodes of the comedy series ''Three's Company from 1977 to 1982. which ran from 1986 to 1990, and in which she portrayed a mother who takes an alien into her home. ALF'' was a commercial success, and brought Schedeen international attention. After the series' conclusion, she appeared in Perry Mason: The Case of the Maligned Mobster (1991), followed by supporting roles in the television film Praying Mantis (1996) and the thriller ''Heaven's Prisoners'' (1996), starring Alec Baldwin and Kelly Lynch. In 2001, Schedeen had a recurring guest-starring role on the legal drama series Judging Amy. ==Personal life==

Schedeen met her husband, a talent agent named Christopher Barrett, while the two appeared together in a stage play in 1972. The two married in 1982 on the tenth anniversary of their first date. ==Filmography==

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