Known For
Acting
Born
Jun 29, 1958
Place of Birth
Tenafly, New Jersey, USA
Credits
32 titles
Jo Anderson
Biography
Jo Anderson was born on June 29th in Brooklyn, New York. She grew up in suburban Tenafly, New Jersey and was one of four children in her family. She has naturally red hair and blue eyes. She is 5'7 1/2" tall. Jo began to write poetry and prose at age fourteen. She attended Adelphi University on Long Island, NY. She is a woman of many talents. She studied dance for years, and is a writer and a poet, as well as being an actress. She began her acting and dancing career in Manhattan. She has been in a number of theatrical productions in New York, both off and off-off Broadway. In 1985, she starred in the one-woman play "Marie", which she had written about Marie Curie. She moved from New York to Los Angeles in the mid-80s. Jo has studied with the actor Michael Moriarty and is a member of the prestigious Actor's Studio. Her other studies include the Chekhov Studio, the Lecoq Improvisation and Clowning and the Comedia del Arte. Jo has starred in several television shows, appeared in many films, as well as many TV movies. Recently she starred in the film "Fat Rose and Squeaky" and has guest-starred in such shows as "CSI", "Eleventh Hour", and "Glee".
Known For
Filmography
Perception
Wendy Pierce
Glee
Marcia Dean
Eleventh Hour
Helen Cole
Fat Rose and Squeaky
Christine
The Closer
Leslie Phillips
Century City
CSI: Miami
Counselor
Rain
Patsy
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
Margo Dorton
Roswell
Nancy Parker
Countdown: The Sky's on Fire
Elizabeth Sobel
Legacy
Megan Boone
From the Earth to the Moon
Pat White
Daylight
Bloom
Millennium
Dr. Claudia Vaughn
ER
Mrs. Cunningham
Season of Change
Martha Parker
Jack Reed: Badge of Honor
JFK
Julia Ann Mercer
Dead Again
Sister Madeleine / Starlet
Decoration Day
Loreen Wendell
Northern Exposure
Jane Harris
Prime Target
Megan McGuire
Dream Street
Miles from Home
Farmer's Wife
I Saw What You Did
Robyn Griffin
thirtysomething
Beauty and the Beast
Diana Bennett
Miami Vice
Faye Nell
American Playhouse
Captain Melbeck's Secretary
Columbo
Lydia Corman
Hallmark Hall of Fame
Loreen Wendell