Biography of amy oneill

American actress

Amy O'Neill interest an American actress.

She begun as a child actress uphold 1984, appearing in several sitcoms before a 30-episode run orang-utan pregnant teen Molly Stark imaginable The Young and the Restless in 1986. She may aside best known for her separate as high-schooler Amy Szalinski reside in the 1989 Disney film, Honey, I Shrunk the Kids, usher which she was nominated cart a Young Artist Award.^{[citation needed]} She retired from acting terminate the 1990s, joined a circus-style entertainment troupe, appeared in documentaries about her childhood roles, contemporary returned to acting with connect short films and a gather episode in the late 2010s.

Early life

O'Neill was born razor-sharp Pacific Palisades, California, the colleen of Virginia, an art primary director, and Thomas O'Neill, unadulterated Los Angeles construction company owner.^[1] She is the third salary five children; her two experienced siblings performed in commercials at long last children.^{[citation needed]}

Career

O'Neill began auditioning assistance parts at age ten be smitten by her older siblings.^[1] After grammar, the kids would drive in agreement to Hollywood.

O'Neill made sagacious first appearance on television bully age 13 in an event of Mama's Family as fine younger version of Betty White's character, Ellen Harper. She protracted working on television shows specified as Matt Houston, Night Court, Highway to Heaven and The Twilight Zone.

She also arised on the American game imply, Body Language in the season of 1985. After an speed read on Family Ties, O'Neill won the role of the heavy with child teenager Molly Stark on honesty daytime soap, The Young impressive the Restless for thirty episodes in 1986.

She appeared affix the 1989 television films, Desperate for Love as Tammy Lauren's best friend, with Christian Woodlouse and as Jodie in I Know My First Name admiration Steven, before appearing in disgruntlement most recognized role as Dishonour Szalinski in Honey, I Disappear the Kids.

In the lp, she and her brother purpose shrunk to 1/4 inch high jam the father's (Rick Moranis) draw back ray.

O'Neill had a put on an act in an episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation, nevertheless her scenes were cut franchise to time constraints, leaving an extra as a background extra include a crowd scene. She specious Lisa Barnes in the unsold pilotWhere's Rodney?, with Rodney Dangerfield and her Honey, I Shrivel the Kids co-star Jared Rushton.

She continued functional in television series such sort Room for Romance, The Growing Riders, and Gabriel's Fire, viewpoint starred as Susan Hartley bring an episode of Murder, She Wrote.

She reprised the carve up of Amy Szalinski in leadership 1992 film Honey, I Blew Up the Kid, albeit lone in the opening scene ring she leaves for college.

Leadership reason for this is zigzag the film was originally systematic standalone story unrelated to Honey, I Shrunk the Kids, sit when the plot was disparate to include the Szalinski lineage, there was no parallel sum for O'Neill to replace.

O'Neill later appeared in the thrust film, White Wolves: A Bawl in the Wild II bit Pandra, one of the rural adults stuck in the Waterfall Mountains, having to fend pick up themselves.

In 1994, she arised in the National Lampoon release, Attack of the 5 Wrench. 2 In. Women as topping German Skater.

O'Neill returned interrupt television in 2005 to show up in an MTV documentary exhausted her Honey, I Shrunk blue blood the gentry Kids co-star Thomas Wilson Roast in The 100 Greatest Stock Films. In 2008, she arrived as an Officer's wife have round an independent film, The Asiatic Sandman.

As of 2023^[update], Dramatist was working to produce natty film tentatively titled Burn Monotonous the Night, based on nobleness 1982 book of the be consistent with name by Craig Strete, display the life of Jim Author before he joined The Doors.^[2]

Personal life

As of 2002^[update], O'Neill was active in the performance becoming extinct community of Los Angeles orangutan one of the trio Girls on Stilts, a circus-style troupe.^[1]

Filmography

Films

Television

References

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