Ann Magnuson
Biography
Ann Magnuson, born on January 4, 1956, is a multifaceted American actress, performance artist, and nightclub performer, recognized for her dynamic contributions to the entertainment industry. She rose to fame with her memorable role in the 1985 film "Desperately Seeking Susan," which showcased her unique talent and charisma. The New York Times has praised her as "an endearing theatrical chameleon," drawing comparisons to the illustrious Lily Tomlin for her ability to embody a wide array of characters.
Magnuson's career is marked by her versatility and creativity, extending beyond film to include significant work in theater and music. As a performance artist, she has captivated audiences with her innovative shows that blend humor, drama, and music. In addition to her film work, she has appeared in various television series, showcasing her range as an actress.
Among her notable works, Magnuson has also contributed to the world of music, releasing albums that reflect her eclectic style and artistic vision. Her performances have garnered acclaim, establishing her as a prominent figure in both the nightclub scene and broader artistic community. With a career spanning decades, Ann Magnuson continues to be a vibrant force in the arts, constantly reinventing herself and captivating audiences around the globe.
Filmography
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Happiness Runs
2010
Perfect Strangers (1984)
1984 • Malda
Mondo New York
1988 • Poetry Reader
Heavy Petting
1989 • Self
Still Breathing
1997 • Elaine
The Life of Sean DeLear
2024 • Self
The United States of Leland
2003 • Karen Pollard
Blank City
2011 • Self
The Hunger
1983 • Young Woman from Disco
Small Soldiers
1998 • Irene Abernathy
Friends & Lovers
1999
Making Mr. Right
1987 • Frankie Stone
Love at Large
1990 • Doris
Glitter
2001 • Kelly
Tequila Sunrise
1988
Jobriath A.D.
2012 • Herself
Clear and Present Danger
1994
The Munsters' Scary Little Christmas
1996 • Lily Munster
Sleepwalk
1986 • Isabelle
Cabin Boy
1994
Panic Room
2002 • Lydia Lynch
The Caveman's Valentine
2001 • Moira