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Mon 3
The Boy in the Plastic Bubble — Glynnis O'Connor
John Travolta as a youth doomed, because of a birth defect, to live in a germ-free plastic room.
Air Time & Details for Glynnis O'Connor, Mon 3, 3:00 pm -
Tue 4
The Boy in the Plastic Bubble — Glynnis O'Connor
John Travolta as a youth doomed, because of a birth defect, to live in a germ-free plastic room.
Air Time & Details for Glynnis O'Connor, Tue 4, 4:00 am -
Wed 5
The Rookies: Cliffy — Glynnis O'Connor
A mentally disabled young man witnesses a murder, but isn't articulate enough to tell his story to the police. Cliffy: Mark Slade. Terry: Georg Stanford Brown. Ellen: Glynnis O'Connor.
Air Time & Details for Glynnis O'Connor, Wed 5, 12:00 pm
Filmography
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Biography
About Glynnis O'Connor
The daughter of producer Daniel O'Connor and actress Lenka Peterson, American actress Glynnis O'Connor struck out for a performing career even before graduating from State University of New York. As a teenager Glynnis did time in the role of Dee Stewart on CBS' warhorse soap opera As the World Turns, and in 1974 she was starred in the prime time sitcom Sons and Daughters, a period piece more than a little reminiscent of Happy Days. O'Connor costarred with John Travolta and Diana Hyland in the 1976 TV movie Boy in the Plastic Bubble, and she was featured in such theatrical films as Baby Blue Marine (1974), California Dreaming (1979), Those Lips, Those Eyes (1980) and Johnny Dangerously (1984).
In 1973, O'Connor was professionally paired with Robby Benson in hopes of fostering a screen romantic team; they worked well together, but the "union" lasted only two films, Jeremy (1973) and Ode to Billy Jo (1976).