2002 | Reunited with De Niro in "Analyze That" |
2000 | Voiced Ruby in the direct-to-video animated feature "Lady and the Tramp II: Scamp's Adventure" |
2000 | Reunited with Keitel in "The Prince of Central Park" |
1999 | Co-starred as the homophobic director of a camp to rehabilitate gay and lesbian teens in "But I'm a Cheerleader"; premiered at Toronto Film Festival; released theatrically in 2000 |
1999 | Portrayed Melanie Griffith's sister-in-law in "Crazy in Alabama" |
1999 | Had small role as a madam in "Gloria", starring Gena Rowlands |
1998 | Played an aunt to the witch Wendy in the direct-to-video "Casper Meets Wendy" |
1997 | Appeared as Alyssa Milano's mom in "Hugo Pool"; screened at Sundance Film Festival; aired on The Movie Channel |
1997 | Cast as Harvey Keitel's wife in "Cop Land" |
1996 | Had small role as the mother of the lead characters in "A Brother's Kiss" |
1995 | Cast as series regular on CBS sitcom, "Bless This House" |
1995 | Had villainous role in the hit film "Casper" |
1993 | Played the missing witness sought by undervcover cops in "Another Stakeout" |
1992 | Portrayed Armand Assante's lover in "The Mambo Kings" |
1991 | Delivered deliciously comic turn as the scheming Montana Morehead in the comedy "Soapdish" |
| Formed production company, Hey Pizza Lady Productions |
1989 | TV debut in "The Reunion" episode of CBS' "Wiseguy" |
| Had back surgery to correct lingering complications from the car accident |
1987 | Resumed film career in "White of an Eye" |
| Briefly returned to New York state to live |
1982 | Was in a car crash which required major back surgery |
1981 | Last film for six years, "Neighbors" |
1980 | Film acting debut, played Vicki La Motta in "Raging Bull"; received a Best Supporting Actress Oscar nomination |
1978 | Auditioned for Martin Scorsese and Robert De Niro; eventually given screen test for role in "Raging Bull" |
1977 | Began acting in dinner theaters |
| Raised in Westchester County |
| Born in the Bronx, New York |
