Brenda Vaccaro

Played Diana Vreeland in the L.A. production of "Full Gallop"

Provided the voice of Bunny Bravo--Mama for "Johnny Bravo", an animated series consisting of three shorts for the Cartoon Network

Portrayed Barbra Streisand's best friend Doris in "The Mirror Has Two Faces"

Picked up credit for additional camera assistant (Los Angeles unit) on Showtime movie "Terminal Virus"

Played Matt Le Blanc's mother (Mrs. Gloria Tribbiani) in "The One with the Boobies" episode of NBC's "Friends"

Acted in "Love Affair", starring Warren Beatty (who also co-wrote it with Robert Towne) and Annette Bening

Back on Broadway in another Simon vehicle, "Jake's Women", opposite Alan Alda

Received Emmy nomination as Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series for "Ebbtides Revenge", an episode of "The Golden Girls"

Portrayed Bunny in Susan Seidelman's "Cookie", co-starring Peter Falk, Dianne Wiest and Emily Lloyd

Returned to Broadway for first time in over a decade to appear in female version of Neil Simon's "The Odd Couple"

Played domineering mother Julia Blake on the short-lived ABC drama series about two struggling models, "Paper Dolls"

First time as voice actor, providing the voice of Tillie for ABC's "Nestor, the Long-Eared Christmas Donkey"

Starred as Detective Kate Hudson on the short-lived CBS drama series, "Dear Detective"

Starred as schoolteacher Sara Yarnell on the short-lived CBS drama series, "Sara"; received Emmy nomination

Earned Best Supporting Actress Oscar nomination for "Jacqueline Susann's 'Once Is Not Enough'"

Gave memorable performance as Madison Avenue socialite who picks up Jon Voight in "Midnight Cowboy"

Earned third Tony nomination as Best Actress (Dramatic) for Herb Gardner's "The Goodbye People"

Film debut, "Where It's At"

Garnered second Tony nomination for her leading role in the musical "How Now, Dow Jones"

Earned Tony nomination for her performance in the Braodway comedy "Cactus Flower"

Played aerialist Felicia Sartene on the ABC circus drama, "The Greatest Show on Earth"

Broadway debut, "Everybody Loves Opal"

Stage debut, "The Williow Tree" at Margo Jones Theatre in Dallas

Raised in Dallas, Texas