Pamela Reed

Biography

Pamela Reed, born on April 2, 1949, is a celebrated American actress whose career spans several decades. She has gained widespread recognition for her memorable television performances, including her role as Roberta Deeks in NCIS: Los Angeles and Marlene Griggs-Knope in the beloved NBC comedy Parks and Recreation. Reed has also portrayed significant characters such as matriarch Gail Green in Jericho, Judge Sydney J. Solomon in The Home Court, and Denise Lerner in Family Album. Other notable TV appearances include Janice Pasetti in Grand, Mary Welsh in the miniseries Hemingway, T.J. Cavanaugh in Tanner '88, and Sandy Farrell in The Andros Targets.

In addition to her television achievements, Reed has made a mark in the film industry with standout performances. She played Phoebe O'Hara, the hypoglycemic partner of Arnold Schwarzenegger, in Kindergarten Cop, and took on roles like Judge Lambrey in Why Do Fools Fall in Love? and Alison Langley in Bean. Her filmography also includes memorable parts in Junior, Bob Roberts, Cadillac Man, The Best of Times, The Right Stuff, and The Long Riders, where she portrayed Belle Starr. With her diverse range of roles and remarkable talent, Pamela Reed continues to be a prominent figure in both television and film.