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Mon 27
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Tortured — Jodi Long
A former victim of Tibetan political torture is found murdered, with one of her feet missing.
Air Time & Details for Jodi Long, Mon 27, 8:00 pm -
Mon 27
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Tortured — Jodi Long
A former victim of Tibetan political torture is found murdered, with one of her feet missing.
Air Time & Details for Jodi Long, Mon 27, 9:00 pm -
Mon 27
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Tortured — Jodi Long
A former victim of Tibetan political torture is found murdered, with one of her feet missing.
Air Time & Details for Jodi Long, Mon 27, 11:35 pm -
Fri 31
The Exorcist III — Jodi Long
A Washington, D.C. policeman investigates a series of grisly murders. The murders, which involve torture and the desecration of religious icons, mysteriously resemble those of the long-deceased Gemini Killer. Based on the novel "Legion" by William Peter Blatty.
Air Time & Details for Jodi Long, Fri 31, 8:00 pm -
Mon 3
Amos & Andrew — Jodi Long
Spoof of racial stereotypes that centers on a black playwright (Samuel L. Jackson) and a white petty thief (Nicolas Cage). Tolliver: Dabney Coleman. Phil: Michael Lerner. Written and directed by E. Max Frye.
Air Time & Details for Jodi Long, Mon 3, 2:00 am
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Biography
About Jodi Long
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Father is Chinese-Australian; mother is Japanese-American. During World War II, her mother spent a year in an internment camp in Idaho. Parents were popular husband-and-wife nightclub team, Larry and Trudie, who performed in the 1940s and '50s and appeared on The Ed Sullivan Show in 1950.
Made her Broadway debut in 1962 in Nowhere to Go But Up, directed by Sidney Lumet. Provided vocals on Fred Houn's Asian American Art Ensemble's 1985 jazz album, Bamboo That Snaps Back. Appeared before Judge Judy in a 1998 episode.
Father was in the original 1958 cast of Flower Drum Song, and she starred as Madame Liang in the 2002 Broadway revival. Performed in a 2007 autobiographical one-woman play called Surfing DNA. Wrote and narrated the 2008 documentary Long Story Short, which tells the story of her parents' years as performers.