Luana Anders
Actor
Born May 12, 1938 in New York City, New York, USA
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Luana Anders (May 12, 1938 – July 21, 1996) was an American film and television actress.
Filmography
Clones at Greaser's Palace
American Strays
Martha
Cannes Man
Agent on Phone
The Point of Betrayal
Nurse Rhonda
Criminal Passion
Martha
Fire on the Amazon
Heart and Souls
Records Bureaucrat
Doppelganger
Ginger
In My Daughter's Name
Mrs. Samp
In Sickness and in Health
Dorothy
Halloween Monster Bash
Louise Haloran (archive footage)
The Two Jakes
Florist
Limit Up
Teacher
You Can't Hurry Love
Macie Hayes
Movers & Shakers
Violette
Irreconcilable Differences
"Atlanta" Widow
Hunter
Sarah Farrell
One from the Heart
Bit Performer (uncredited)
Personal Best
Rita Cahill
Board and Care
Carolyn
Goin' South
Mrs. Anderson
Rosetti and Ryan: Men Who Love Women
Mrs. Gerard
The Missouri Breaks
Rancher's Wife
Shampoo
Devra
Little House on the Prairie
Lottie McGinnis
The Killing Kind
Louise
The Last Detail
Donna
Hitched
Emily
When the Legends Die
Mary
Greaser's Palace
Cholera
Evil Roy Slade
Alice Fern
The Manipulator
Carlotta
Easy Rider
Lisa
That Cold Day in the Park
Sylvia
You Are What You Eat
Mayberry R.F.D.
Cashier
Adam-12
Jane Tripton
Hawaii Five-O
Maggie
How Sweet It Is!
Agatzi Girl
Games
Party Guest
Mannix
The Trip
Waitress
Ironside
Nina Loring
Dragnet
Anna Marie Harmon
That Girl
The Magnificent Stranger
Maddy Trager
Sex and the College Girl
Gwen
Dementia 13
Louise Haloran
The Outer Limits
Theresa Ames
The Young Racers
Henrietta "Henny" Weston
Ben Casey
Bus Stop
The Pit and the Pendulum
Catherine Medina
Night Tide
Ellen Sands
The Andy Griffith Show
Miss Clark
The Islanders
Trina
The FBI Story
Mrs. Graham (uncredited)
Bonanza
Julie
One Step Beyond
Alice Denning
Rawhide
Maddy Trager
Lawman
Ellie Phelan
The Rifleman
The Further Adventures of Ellery Queen
Reporter
Life Begins At 17
Carol Peck
The Man Who Died Twice
Young Girl Addict
The Notorious Mr. Monks
Gilda Hadley
The Restless Gun
Lucy Anne
Sugarfoot
Princess
Reform School Girl
Josie Brigg
Letter to Loretta
Ellen