Kathleen Quinlan TV Schedule
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Kathleen Quinlan on TV This Week
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Sat 14
The Waltons: The Collision — Kathleen Quinlan
John-Boy has a stormy reunion with a rich neighbour contemptuous of his plans to start a newspaper.
Air Time & Details for Kathleen Quinlan, Sat 14, 1:00 pm -
Mon 16
Family Law: Second Chance - Part 1 — Kathleen Quinlan
A kid's show host fights for puppet ownership, and Rex defends Randi after she assaults a cop.
Air Time & Details for Kathleen Quinlan, Mon 16, 3:00 am -
Mon 16
Family Law: Love and Money - Part 2 — Kathleen Quinlan
Randi argues for a developmentally disabled couple's parental rights, Lynn makes a decision about her divorce, and Rex takes on the case of a greedy Internet millionaire who wants to stop her husband's philanthropy.
Air Time & Details for Kathleen Quinlan, Mon 16, 4:00 am
Filmography
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Biography
About Kathleen Quinlan
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After limited stage experience, 19-year-old Kathleen Quinlan made her film debut in American Graffiti. The first stage of her movie career peaked with the starring role as a schizophrenic in I Never Promised You a Rose Garden (1977). She then spent most of the 1980s in secondary roles.
Kathleen Quinlan reentered the consciousness of the American filmgoing public with her Oscar-nominated performance as Mrs. James Lovell in Apollo 13 (1995), directed by her American Graffiti co-star Ron Howard. Over the coming decades, Quinlan would prove she'd cemented herself as a bankable force on screen, appearing in such films as A Civil Action, Breach, Poundcake, and Made of Honor. She would also star on the series Family Law and Prison Break.