ATWT/ Sarah Kasnoff
Donna L. Bridges
Kasnoff. I am always startled to learn there was a sister. So, this
time I decided to see if anything else would jog my memory. Checked
her credits out on IMDb. Nothing. Found 2 pix of her for ID purposes.
http://communities.msn.com/AstheWorldTurns/lisalawrence.msnw
Nothing. Sooo, I either tuned her out or I was too itinerant a viewer
then. At least I can stop wondering if I remember her or not. I don't.
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Jamison Walsh, ATWT, circa 1993
Roger Nelson
played Sarah
> > Kasnoff. I am always startled to learn there was a sister.
So, this
> > time I decided to see if anything else would jog my memory.
Checked
> > her credits out on IMDb. Nothing.
>
got what
> you really meant quite clearly, actually), but LL has 2-3 movie
credits
> to her name since her ATWT days (I can't remember the names of
the movies
> off the top of my head and I'm too lazy to look). They were
probably bit
> parts, though, or parts in movies that didn't fare so well at
the box
> office.
>
> For those who don't bother checking out IMDB filmographies at
all (shame
> on you, really...), I just didn't want you thinking she hadn't
done
> *anything* since her ATWT days. That's all.
>
> > Found 2 pix of her for ID purposes.
Unforeseen (2002) .... Anastasia
David and Lola (1999) .... Lola
"As the World Turns" (1956) TV Series .... Sarah Kasnoff (1996)
Reason to Believe, A (1995) .... Alison
Rescue Me (1993) .... Hillary Samuels
... aka Street Hunter (1993) (USA)
Son in Law (1993) .... Lisa
"Tribes" (1990) TV Series .... Melinda Cox
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Filmography as: Actress, Notable TV guest appearances
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Notable TV guest appearances
"Murder, She Wrote" (1984) playing "Lisa Farrel" in episode:
"Wheel of Death" (episode # 10.21) 5/22/1994
"Quantum Leap" (1989) playing "Karen" in episode: "Running for
Honor - June 11, 1964" (episode # 4.12) 1/15/1992
"Life Goes On" (1989/I) playing "Julie" in episode: "Out of the
Mainstream" (episode # 3.3) 10/6/1991
I also believe she was in an episode of The Six Million Dollar
Man, but don't recall the episode name or number. That is
another example of how the database can be incorrect because it
is, after all, user-furnished.
MsLiz
I am thinking that the six million dollar man gig would have to be
when Lisa Lawrence was very young. Wasn't that in the 1970s?
MsLiz
Roger Nelson
news:3cb9b2ca....@news.mindspring.com...
Although she isn't listed in the credits below, I believe this is
the episode she appeared in. I had to be careful tracking this
down because there is a porn star by the name of Lisa Lawrence.
(-:
In this episode, Lisa played an Air Force traffic controller:
Pilot Error
Episode 19
Airdate: Sept. 27, 1974
Epilog: After Steve is temporarily blinded in an oil line
rupture, Senator Hill is forked to crash land his plane in the
desert. Sieve uses his bionic abilities with the other
passengers' eyes to help him clear a path for a runway after the
necessary repairs are made. Things seem to he going better until
the Senator blacks out while in the air and Sieve is the only one
who can take over the controls to land them all safely on the
ground.
Refried: Steve is invited to testify at the hearing of Senator
Edward Hill, whose crashed plane resulted in a man's death. But
while flying to the hearing, Steve, the Senator and two others
crash in a remote desert region. With the Senator hurt and the
fourth passenger suffering from rattlesnake poison, a blinded
Steve and the Senator's son must race against time to get the
plane airborne, and then to land it safely at the nearest
airport. Pat Hingle guest stars as Senator Ed. Hill. (A
nicely-done episode: tight plot, no unbelievable elements, some
nice bits between Steve and Oscar, and a nice wordless bit of
action between Steve and the air traffic controller at the
episode's closing moments.) (5) (Great Lines: "I work for ten
years to get you on top and you blow it because you can't keep
your hands off airplanes! ...*Women,* I'd understand!")
Guest stars: Alfred Ryder as Joe Lanno
Writer: Edward J. Lakso Director: Jerry Jameson1974
Roger Nelson
>
> LL can't be more than 30 years old, IF that. If I had to
guess, I'd say
> she was born in the mid to late-70's.
I'll keep digging until I come up with more accurate info.
kmc
> "MsLiz" <lizg...@mindspring.com> wrote in message
> news:3cb9b2ca....@news.mindspring.com...
> > On Sun, 14 Apr 2002 05:02:16 -0500, "Roger Nelson"
> > <rj...@bellsouth.net> wrote:
>
> > I am thinking that the six million dollar man gig would have to
> be
> > when Lisa Lawrence was very young. Wasn't that in the 1970s?
>
> Although she isn't listed in the credits below, I believe this is
> the episode she appeared in. I had to be careful tracking this
> down because there is a porn star by the name of Lisa Lawrence.
> (-:
>
> In this episode, Lisa played an Air Force traffic controller:
>
>
> Pilot Error
> Episode 19
>
> Airdate: Sept. 27, 1974
>
That's just not possible. This ep was 28 years ago and the Lisa
Lawrence that played Sarah Kasnoff is only in her twenties now. She
couldn't have played an air traffic controller, she probably wasn't
even born by 1974.