Tracy Pollan
American actress from Family Ties
Born
June 22nd, 1960
64 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United States
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An American actress, recognized for work in the television series Family Ties as Ellen Reed. Began acting career in a film and subsequently gained attention for performances in various television shows and films. Also collaborated with Michael J. Fox in multiple projects, including the sitcom Spin City. Participation in charitable activities focused on Parkinson's disease awareness, contributing through advocacy and support initiatives.
Portrayed Ellen Reed in Family Ties
Acted in Spin City alongside Michael J. Fox
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