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Birthplace:
Chicago, Illinois
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This off-beat, gap-toothed blonde actress began her career in waifish, juvenile roles and later graduated to droll oddball character parts. Amy Wright was born and raised in the Midwest and worked as a schoolteacher before heading to NYC in the mid-1970s to pursue an acting career. Shortly after her arrival, Wright joined Rip Torn's Sanctuary Theater where she appeared in "Agnes and Joan". Roles in stock and regional theater followed before she garnered attention for her turn in a revival of Lanford Wilson's "The Rimers of Eldrich" in 1976. Two years later, she had the featured role of
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Was teacher before moving to New York to pursue acting career
1975
Joined Rip Torn's Sanctuary Theater; made NYC stage denut in "Agnes and Joan"
1976
Film debut in the pseudo-documentary feature "Not a Pretty Picture" (dir. Martha Coolidge)
1977
Played leads in a triple bill of Strindberg ("Miss Julie", "The Stronger" and "Creditors") produced Off-Broadway
1978
Originated role of the teenaged Shirley Talley in the Off-Broadway production "Fifth of July"; made Broadway debut in 1980 with the production
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