1997 | Appeared as Rizzo in the Broadway revival of "Grease" |
1996 | Reunited with director Craven for a cameo appearance as an obnoxious reporter in "Scream" |
1989 | First collaboration with director Chuck Vincent on "Bad Blood" (later worked with him on "Bedroom Eyes II" 1990) |
1983 | Delivered her most persuasive adult performance to date as a tawdry, delightfully trashy sweater girl reminiscent of 1950s B heroines like Beverly Michaels and Mamie Van Doren in "Savage Streets" |
1978 | Starred as put-upon victim of witchcraft in Wes Craven's NBC movie "Stranger in Our House" |
| Arrested for conspiracy to possess cocaine in 1977; Blair claimed that she was framed; eventually pleaded guilty to a lesser charge in 1978 |
1976 | Cast as Kirk Douglas' daughter in "Victory at Entebbe" (ABC) |
1975 | Portrayed title character in NBC movie "Sarah T.--Portrait of a Teenage Alcoholic" |
1974 | TV-movie debut, "Born Innocent" (NBC), a sensationally promoted film about juvenile delinquency |
1973 | At age 13, played breakthrough role of Regan in "The Exorcist"; earned a Best Supporting Actress Oscar nomination |
1970 | Film acting debut in "The Way We Live Now" |
| Worked as child model (e.g., Sears Roebuck catalogue) and on TV commercials |
| Grew up in Westport, Connecticut |
