Alison La Placa

Works
Actor (22),
Birthday
1959-12-16

Alison La Placa - known for her work in such projects: «Fletch» (1985), «MadHouse» (1990), «Diner» (1983),

Born in New Jersey and raised in suburban Chicago, Alison La Placa received a degree in drama from Illinois Wesleyan University and received extensive training in classical piano and voice. She has starred on stage in regional productions of the musicals "Dames at Sea" and "Company", as well as the Los Angeles Cast Theatre's production of "Strider". She is best known for her role as snobbish yuppie Linda Phillips on the situation comedy Duet (1987) and its spin-off Open House (1989). She resides in Los Angeles, California with her husband, actor/director Philip Charles MacKenzie (her co-star on "Open House"). In her spare time, La Placa enjoys playing classical piano and traveling to Italy.

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Mom poster
Mom 2013
Louanne
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Lie to Me poster
Lie to Me 2009
Diane Ktretschmer
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'Til Death poster
'Til Death 2006
Beth
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Grey's Anatomy poster
Mrs. Nolston
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Desperate Housewives poster
Rita Patterson
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Boston Legal poster
Andrea Michele
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The O.C. poster
The O.C. 2003
Dr. James
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Without a Trace poster
Mary Whitman
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Malcolm in the Middle poster
Barbara
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7th Heaven poster
7th Heaven 1996
Carolyn Fulton
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