Betty Thomas
Betty Thomas ( born July 27, 1948 in St. Louis, Missouri, as Betty Thomas Nienhauser ) is an American actress, film producer and director.
Thomas graduated in 1969 from Ohio University, then moved to Chicago where she was a member of the theater troupe The Second City. As a film actress, she made her debut in 1976 in the film Tunnel Vision, where she starred alongside Chevy Chase and John Candy. For her role in the television series Hill Street Blues in 1985 she was nominated for an Emmy Award.
In the late 1980s interrupted Thomas her work as an actress and has directed several feature films, so at Only You (1992 ) with Helen Hunt, 28 days ( 2000) starring Sandra Bullock and I Spy (2002) starring Eddie Murphy and Owen Wilson. They also resulted in individual episodes of some television series directed by, inter alia, as in the series Inspector Hooperman.
- 2.1 As a director
Filmography (selection)
As an actress
As a producer,
- 2002: I Spy
- 2004: Surviving Christmas? ( Surviving Christmas )
- 2005: Guess Who - My daughter you do not get! ( Guess Who)