Biography
An attractive, petite character actress, Wilhoite has worked extensively in theater, film and TV. Known for her portrayals of strong, sassy women, she made her feature debut in the teen-sex comedy "Private School" (1983) and that same year ventured into TV-movies with "Quarterback Princess" (CBS). In addition to supporting Charles Bronson in J Lee Thompson's "Murphy's Law" (1986), she wrote and sang the title song. Wilhoit marked time in small …
Career Milestones
2012 | Cast opposite Robert Carlyle in indie drama "California Solo" | |
2008 | Acted in crime drama "Fragments" | |
2007 | Cast in "King of California," starring Michael Douglas | |
2004 | Joined cast of The WB drama series "Gilmore Girls" | |
2000 | Appeared in "Pay It Forward" and "Nurse Betty" | |
1999 | Wrote songs for and performed on soundtrack of the indie film "Valerie Flake"; premiered at Sundance | |
1997 | Provided voice of title character on ABC animated series "Pepper Ann" | |
1994 | Played recurring role as the older sister of Sherri Stringfield's character on NBC medical drama "ER" | |
1993 | Appeared in recurring role of Rosalie on "L.A. Law" (NBC) | |
1990 | Played recurring role of drug addict on ABC's short-lived "Cop Rock" ; also sang and wrote songs | |
1987 | Provided the voice of comic book character "Cathy" for several animated series | |
1987 | Made New York stage debut in "Division Street" | |
1986 | TV series debut, "Heart of the City" | |
1983 | TV movie debut, "Quarterback Princess" (CBS) | |
1986 | First song credit, "Murphy's Law" (also acted) | |
1983 | Made film debut in "Private School" | |
| Acted in "The Taming of the Shrew" in fifth grade production; subsequently worked with Santa Barbara Youth Theater | ||
| Raised in Santa Barbara, CA | ||