Nancy Allen

American actress in sci-fi films

Nancy Allen - Performers & Entertainers born June 24th, 1950
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Born in 1950, this actress gained prominence mainly in the 1980s. Starred as Annie in the film 'Robocop' and appeared in 'Dressed to Kill' directed by Brian De Palma. Achieved recognition for roles that often blended suspense and drama, showcasing a range of talent. Continued to act in various film and television roles throughout the years, maintaining a connection to iconic genre works.

Starred in 'Robocop' as Officer Anne Lewis

Featured in 'Dressed to Kill' directed by Brian De Palma

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