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Nora Dunn on TV This Week
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Fri 23
The Nanny: Deep Throat — Nora Dunn
Fran has to have her tonsils removed, so Maxwell puts CC's reunion on hold to await the outcome of Fran's surgery.
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Sat 24
The Nanny: Schlepped Away — Nora Dunn
On the way to catch a flight to the islands, heavy snow maroons the family at Fran's parents' home in Queens.
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Tue 27
The Nanny: Fran-Lite — Nora Dunn
In the Season 2 opener, Maxwell is persuaded to socialise, and he begins dating a woman who looks a lot like Fran.
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Tue 27
Hot in Cleveland: Playmates — Nora Dunn
The women are shocked to learn that Elka has not only written a play about them, but has portrayed them in a surprising way while casting the part of herself to the beautiful Claudia.
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Wed 28
The Nanny: The Playwright — Nora Dunn
Fran agrees to date a hopeless soul she knew in school, but when she won't marry him, he threatens to jump off a ledge.
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Wed 28
The Nanny: Material Fran — Nora Dunn
Fran dates an wealthy, older gentleman, but finds she doesn't prize being his trophy.
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Wed 28
The Nanny: Curse of the Grandmas — Nora Dunn
Fran's upset when Maxwell forgets her first anniversary with the family.
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Thu 29
The Nanny: The Nanny Napper — Nora Dunn
A mix-up on the subway leaves Fran with custody of a baby.
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Thu 29
The Nanny: A Star Is Unborn — Nora Dunn
Fran is a tragic choice to play the lead in "Romeo and Juliet".
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Thu 29
The Nanny: Pinske Business — Nora Dunn
Fran must pose as CC to entice a waste-management magnate to invest in Maxwell's new musical.
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Thu 29
The Nanny: Stock Tip — Nora Dunn
A man who Fran assumes is a stockbroker gives Maxwell a hot stock tip---but she discovers that he's actually a hot-dog vendor.
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Thu 29
The Nanny: I'm Pregnant — Nora Dunn
Maggie is found in a compromising position with her boyfriend, then she tells Fran that she might be pregnant.
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Fri 30
The Nanny: The Whine Cellar — Nora Dunn
Fran and CC are trapped in the wine cellar during Fran's mother's birthday party.
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Fri 30
The Nanny: When You Pish upon a Star — Nora Dunn
A TV moppet starring in Maxwell's musical says he wants to leave show business after talking with Fran.
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Filmography
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Biography
About Nora Dunn
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Comedic actress Nora Dunn has frequently played acerbic character roles in films and TV as foils to generally likeable leads. She was a regular cast member on Saturday Night Live from 1985 to 1990, when she left due to the controversial episode with musical guest Sinead O'Connor and host Andrew Dice Clay. During her five-year run, she played several talk show hosts and was one of the Sweeney Sisters, along with Jan Hooks.
She made her film debut in Mike Nichols' Working Girl (1988) as a jaded office worker, followed by Savage Steve Holland's How I Got Into College (1989) as an SAT coach. Her next few films were less successful: Stepping Out, Born Yesterday, and I Love Trouble. She turned back to TV and joined the cast of the NBC drama Sisters as the lesbian TV producer Norma Lear, followed by the CBS comedy The Nanny as Dr. Reynolds.
In the late '90s, she had a few small yet funny roles in the more successful films The Last Supper, Bulworth, Drop Dead Gorgeous, and Three Kings. She also used her vocal talent to provide voices for the animated TV shows Futurama, The Wild Thornberrys, and Histeria! In 2001, she played the mom in Max Keeble's Big Move, a fashion designer in Zoolander, and Miss Madness in Heartbreakers.
Her 2003 projects include the independent comedy Die Mommie Die, the Jim Carrey feature Bruce Almighty, and the romantic comedy Laws of Attraction.