Susan Howard

Susan Howard ( born January 28, 1944 in Marshall, Texas; actually Jeri Lynn Mooney ) is an American actress.

Her father, who enthused about the looks and the talent of his daughter, she brought the idea to try it with acting. Two years were spent at the University of Texas before she moved to Hollywood. A few years she was a member of the Los Angeles Repertory Company. In the 60s, she received her first guest-starring roles, including in Bonanza, I Dream of Jeannie and the Starship Enterprise. Your role as Barry Newman's wife in Petrocelli earned her an Emmy and Golden Globe nominations.

After their originally planned as a cameo appearance in the television series Dallas, the producers were so impressed by Susan Howard that they expanding their role in which finally remained nine years.

The later U.S. President George W. Bush appointed her during his tenure as governor of Texas to the Commissioner for the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department - which she was overtaken by her role as Donna Culver Krebbs, who had also prescribed the policy in Dallas.