Dana Delany

Guest-starred on an episode of "Battlestar Galactica" (Sci Fi)

Appeared on an episode of ABC's freshman drama "Boston Legal" as a friend of Alan Shore (James Spader)

Cast in Lifetime's "Baby for Sale"

Co-Starred in the CBS drama series "Presidio Med," which also co-starred Blythe Danner

Made guest appearance on the CBS drama "Family Law"; received Emmy nomination

Joined cast of the Pulitzer-winning Off-Broadway play "Dinner With Friends"

Had lead in the small screen remake of "Resurrection"; played a woman who develops healing powers after surviving an automobile accident

Played opposite Martin Donovan in the Showtime original drama "Rescuers: Stories of Courage: Two Couples"

Starred in the CBS miniseries "True Women"

Appeared in "Fly Away Home"

Starred in the ABC TV-movie "For Hope", playing a schoolteacher stricken with schleroderma

Voiced the character of Lois Lane on the animated series "Superman" (The WB)

Portrayed birth control advocate Margaret Sanger in the Lifetime TV biopic "Choices of the Heart: The Margaret Sanger Story"

Returned to Broadway as co-star of the short-lived "Translations"

Played first leading role in a feature, cast as a leather-clad dominatrix in the comedy-drama "Exit to Eden"

Cast as actress Josephine Marcus in the feature Western "Tombstone"

Had featured role as James Belushi's wife in the ABC miniseries "Wild Palms"

Returned to feature films after a four-year absence to play prominent supporting roles in "Housesitter" and Schrader's "Light Sleeper"

Breakthrough TV role as Nurse Coleen McMurphy on the ABC drama "China Beach"; won two Emmy Awards for the role

First film with Paul Schrader, "Patty Hearst"

TV series debut in NBC's "Sweet Surrender"

Primetime TV debut in the busted NBC pilot "The Streets"

Briefly acted on the CBS daytime serial "As the World Turns"

Feature debut, small role in "The Fan", starring Lauren Bacall

Performed in the Broadway play "A Life"

Appeared in the CBS soap opera "Love of Life"

After college, moved to NYC to pursue an acting career

Appeared in the Off-Broadway and L.A. stagings of "Bloodmoon" by Nicholas Kazan

Began appearing in TV commercials

Raised in Stamford, Connecticut