Kerrie Keane Net Worth is
$12 Million

Mini Biography

Kerrie Keane offers performed on stage and in film and Television for more than 30 years. She graduated from McMaster University or college, Ontario, Canada having a Bachelor of Arts level ever sold, and studied performing with master educators in Canada and the united states. In film, she’s starred reverse John Lithgow (Distant Thunder (1988) – Paramount), Vanessa Redgrave (Second Serve (1986)), Peter Fonda and Oliver Reed (Spasms (1983)), Elias Koteas (Malarek (1988)) and John Cassavetes (The Incubus (1982)). In 1989, she received a Genie “Greatest Celebrity” nomination on her behalf lead part in Hitting House (1988) (aka “Obsessed”). In television, she’s had starring functions in 3 series – The Yellowish Rose (1983) about ABC, Warm Pursuit (1984) about NBC, and Studio room 5-B (1989) about ABC, and a continuing part in Beverly Hills, 90210 (1990) about Fox. She’s enjoyed an array of functions in an array of Television films including, A Loss of life in California (1985), “A QUALIFICATION in Deception”, Mistress (1987), AN IDEAL Daughter (1996), THE HOME on Sycamore Road (1992), Divided We Stand (1988) and Lifestyle from the Party: The Pamela Harriman Tale (1998), opposing Ann Margaret. She got the satisfaction of appearing being a guest in the Tonight Present Starring Johnny Carson (1962). Lately, she’s guest-starred on Cool Case (2003), Lawbreaker Thoughts (2005), Castle (2009), Ghost Whisperer (2005) and NCIS (2003), and made an appearance in the film, 21 and a Wake-Up (2009). Furthermore to her ongoing acting profession, she actually is Artistic Movie director of White Buffalo Theatre Business in LA, which she founded in 2004. She had written, directed and created two original has, “Fool Am I” and “The Crimson and White Shop”, as inaugural parts for the business, and provides since aimed and created “Trout Stanley” and “Nostalgia and Dreams” at Deaf Western world Theatre, “Possibilities” at Un Centro Theater and “Searching for Difficulty” on the Lost Studio room. She also aimed Alan Bowne’s questionable play, “Beirut”, to important acclaim.

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