Luana Anders

Luana Anders

Birthday: 1938-05-12
Deathday: 1996-07-21
Place of birth: New York City, New York, USA
Also know as: Luana Margo Anderson

Biography

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Luana Anders (May 12, 1938 – July 21, 1996) was an American film and television actress. Description above from the Wikipedia article Luana Anders, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

Filmography

The Trip

1967

As Waitress

Shampoo

1975

As Devra

The Pit and the Pendulum

1961

As Catherine Medina

Dementia 13

1963

As Louise Haloran

The Last Detail

1973

As Donna

Reform School Girl

1957

As Josie Brigg

Night Tide

1961

As Ellen Sands

That Cold Day in the Park

1969

As Sylvia

The Killing Kind

1974

As Louise

The Man Who Died Twice

1958

As Young Girl Addict

The Manipulator

1971

As Carlotta

The Notorious Mr. Monks

1958

As Gilda Hadley

When the Legends Die

1972

As Mary

Goin' South

1978

As Mrs. Anderson

Cannes Man

1997

As Agent on Phone

The Young Racers

1963

As Henrietta "Henny" Weston

Greaser's Palace

1972

As Cholera

You Are What You Eat

1968

As

Sex and the College Girl

1964

As Gwen

Easy Rider

1969

As Lisa

In Sickness and in Health

1992

As Dorothy

You Can't Hurry Love

1988

As Macie Hayes

One from the Heart

1982

As Bit Performer (uncredited)

The Missouri Breaks

1976

As Rancher's Wife

Limit Up

1989

As Teacher

Personal Best

1982

As Rita Cahill

Doppelganger

1993

As Ginger

Heart and Souls

1993

As Records Bureaucrat

Switched at Birth

1991

As Nurse Ames

In My Daughter's Name

1992

As Mrs. Samp

Clones at Greaser's Palace

2006

As

Movers & Shakers

1985

As Violette

Games

1967

As Party Guest

The Two Jakes

1990

As Florist

Irreconcilable Differences

1984

As "Atlanta" Widow

Life Begins At 17

1958

As Carol Peck

Rosetti and Ryan: Men Who Love Women

1977

As Mrs. Gerard

Evil Roy Slade

1972

As Alice Fern

The Magnificent Stranger

1966

As Maddy Trager

Criminal Passion

1994

As Martha

The FBI Story

1959

As Mrs. Graham (uncredited)

How Sweet It Is!

1968

As Agatzi Girl

Production

Fire on the Amazon

1993

As Writer

One from the Heart

1982

As Writer

Limit Up

1989

As Screenplay