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Thu 10
The X-Files: Signs and Wonders — Beth Grant
The only physical evidence at the scene of a man found dead inside his locked car are some 200 snake bites on his body.
Air Time & Details for Beth Grant, Thu 10, 12:00 am -
Fri 11
A Time to Kill — Beth Grant
An adaptation of John Grisham's first novel that depicts the story of how a white lawyer defends a black man who is on trial for killing his daughter's rapists in a racially divided Mississippi town.
Air Time & Details for Beth Grant, Fri 11, 1:30 am
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Biography
About Beth Grant
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A successful character actress most adept at playing matronly types, Beth Grant took her onscreen bow in the late '80s and began tackling innumerable roles in Hollywood features, usually bit parts as housewives, female doctors, or down-home small-town women. Grant received her first feature assignment as a harried mother at a farmhouse in Barry Levinson's Rain Man (1988). She subsequently divided her time between film and television roles, guest-acting on dozens of series and occasionally taking on more extensive small-screen roles, such as on Coach and Jericho.
Grant's many big-screen credits include the films Don't Tell Her It's Me (1990), Speed (1994), Donnie Darko (2001), and Little Miss Sunshine (2006). She was particularly memorable in the latter, as one of the snotty and obnoxious pageant judges. Darko represented Grant's first experience working with helmer Richard Kelly; she re-teamed with Kelly for his follow-up, the dystopian black comedy Southland Tales (2005).