Sally Kirkland, Best Actress Oscar Nominee, Golden Globe winner, Independent Spirit Award winner, LA Film Critics Circle Award winner, and veteran of over 200 films. Feisty, hard-working, famously liberal, with the trademark blonde hair, actress Sally Kirkland has certainly made an indelible mark on Hollywood history. Born in New York City, her mother was the fashion editor at Vogue and LIFE magazine. Sally began her career on the off-Broadway circuit and trained under Lee Strasberg. Sally Kirkland is a film, TV, and theater veteran since the 1960’s and is probably best known for the film Anna (1987), for which she garnered the Best Actress Oscar nomination and won the Best Actress Golden Globe, the Independent Spirit Award, and the LA Film Critic’s Circle Award. Sally’s first director in 1964 was Andy Warhol in The 13 Most Beautiful Women (1964). Her 220 films also include The Sting (1973), The Way We Were (1973), Coming Apart (1969), [link=tt0097076, Best of the Best (1989), Revenge (1990), JFK (1991), Edtv (1999), Bruce Almighty (2003), Coffee Date (2006), and Archaeology of a Woman (2012). In the past couple of years she has starred in Buddy Solitaire (2016), Gnaw (2017), and The Most Hated Woman in America (2017) co-starring with Melissa Leo and Peter Fonda. And coming out soon, she has starred in Sarah Q (2018), Cuck (2019), Invincible, and she’s preparing to star in The Talking Tree. She was nominated for Best Actress in a TV movie by the Hollywood Foreign Press for The Haunted (1991). Her television credits include: guest starring on Criminal Minds (2005), and recurring roles on Head Case (2007) and The Simple Life (2003). She guest starred on Resurrection Blvd. (2000) and in the TV movie, Another Woman’s Husband (2000). Sally had a recurring role on Felicity (1998) and starred in the NBC movie, Brave New World (1998). She also starred in the television episode Picture Windows: Song of Songs (1994), and was a series regular on the TV series Valley of the Dolls (1994). She also co-starred in the TV movie, The Woman Who Loved Elvis (1993). She had a recurring role as Barbara Healy in the original Roseanne (1988) series. She starred in the TV movie, Heat Wave (1990), and recurred as Tracy on Days of Our Lives (1965). Sally is also an exhibited painter, poet, renowned acting coach and ordained minister.
