
Acting
Lisa Blount
Born 1957-07-01 · Fayetteville, Arkansas, USA
Died 2010-10-25
Lisa Suzanne Blount (July 1, 1957 – October 25, 2010) was an American actress and film producer. She was nominated for the Golden Globe Award for New Star of the Year for her performance in An Officer and a Gentleman (1982), and later won an Academy Award for Best Live Action Short Film for producing The Accountant (2001). Description above from the Wikipedia article Lisa Blount, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Credits
Newest first
Randy & the Mobas Charlotte Pearson2007
Randy & the MobProducer2007
Chrystalas Chrystal2004
ChrystalProducer2004
Birdseyeas Vicky Sharpless2002
The AccountantExecutive Producer2001
If... Dog... Rabbitas Sarah Cooper-Toole1999
Judging Amyas Jean Collins1999
Get to the Heart: The Barbara Mandrell Storyas Mary Mandrell1997
Cracker1997
Box of Moonlightas Purlene Dupre1996
Profitas Bobbi Stakowski1996
Judicial Consentas District attorney1994
Murder Between Friendsas Janet Myers1994
Stalkedas Janie1994
Needful Thingsas Cora Rusk1993
An American Storyas Becky Meadows1992
In Sickness and in Healthas Carmen1992
Femme Fataleas Jenny Purge1991- Sons and Daughtersas Mary Ruth Hammersmith1991
Blind Furyas Annie Winchester1989
Great Balls of Fire!as Lois Brown1989
Out Coldas Phyllis1989
Unholy Matrimonyas Karen Sader1988
South of Renoas Anette Clark1988
Prince of Darknessas Catherine Danforth1987
Nightflyersas Audrey1987
Radioactive Dreamsas Miles Archer1986
Annihilatoras Cindy1986
Cease Fireas Paula Murphy1985
Cut and Runas Fran Hudson1985
Stormin' Homeas Sissy Rigetti1985
Moonlightingas Toby1985
What Waits Belowas Leslie Peterson1984
Murder, She Wroteas Andrea Bascomb Douglas1984
The Hitchhikeras Miranda1983
Boone1983
Murder Me, Murder Youas Michelle Jameson1983
Seven Brides for Seven Brothersas Talley1982
An Officer and a Gentlemanas Lynette Pomeroy1982
Dead & Buriedas Girl on the Beach / Nurse Lisa1981
Magnum, P.I.as Andrea Nicholson1980
The Swapas Vivian Buck1979
September 30, 1955as Billie Jean1977
Hallmark Hall of Fame1951