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Kathleen Wilhoite
Feb 23, 2011 · Kathleen: I was a loner in my early years. I had one friend, Annie Bancroft. I never felt like I fit in. I thought I was pitifully ugly. I thought no one understood me and no one liked me very much. Then I changed schools in the 4th grade, maybe 5th, I can't remember. The new school I went to did big productions.
Kathleen Wilhoite graduated high school and enrolled in the USC Drama School. Within two months, she landed her first movie role. Throughout the 1980s, she appeared in a number of film and TV projects as both leads and second leads where her brash sexuality and unconventional style was eagerly put on display. Most noticeably, she played opposite Charles Bronson in Murphy's Law, Jane Fonda in ...
Kathleen Wilhoite Born in Santa Barbara, California on June 29, 1964, almond-eyed Kathleen Wilhoite grew up there and began singing in her church choir from the first grade. Two years later, she was performing on stage, as part of a back-up choir, with The Carpenters, at the Santa Barbara County Bowl.
Incredible Mother’s Day weekend. Went to Larry Golding’s genius record release party, witnessed genius in action, saw my fave comic Mateo Lane, then on Sunday, the fella made a delicious brunch that I enjoyed with my children, swam, played Texas Hold ‘em, hiked Griffith Park with some of my favorite people: Kim, Wag, Levi and capped it off with some branzino and a tamarundo.
Sort by Year - Latest Movies and TV Shows With Kathleen Wilhoite. 1. Evilou. Post-production. A bitter, lonely man undergoes a personality-altering medical procedure in the hope that it will make him worthy of love. Director: Andrew Zappin | Stars: DJ Qualls, Kathleen Wilhoite, Harriet Sansom Harris, Michael McShane.
Nov 1, 2019 · The Flashback Interview: Kathleen Wilhoite. I first interviewed Kathleen Wilhoite via e-mail for the website RetroJunk in 2011. I was making my way closer to normalcy, but I still had some distance to go. Thankfully, Kathleen’s work in movies like Private School, Witchboard and Murphy’s Law helped get me through those times.
