Luana Anders Birthday, Real Name, Age, Weight, Height, Family, Facts, Death Cause, Contact Details, Boyfriend(s), Bio & More

American film and television actress Luana Anders was born in New York City, New York, the U.S on May 12, 1938. He believed in Buddhism and supported the American chapter of Soka Gakkai International (SGI) throughout her life. She died at the age of 58 due to breast cancer in Mar Vista, Los Angeles, California, the U.S. on July 21, 1996.

She started acting with American International Pictures and perform many supporting roles. She had given her best performances in:

Film

Starting with supportive roles she had also performed a lead role in low-budget film Life Begins at 17 as Carol Peck and Reform School Girls as Josie Brigg. She performs an uncredited role in The FBI Story as Mrs. Graham in 1959. She was Ellen Sands in Night Tide which was released in 1961.
In the same year, her performance in The Pit and the Pendulum as Catherine Medina was one of her best performance. She acts in The Young Racers as Henny and Dementia 13 as Louise Halloran in 1963. She was Gwen in Sex and the College Girl which was released in 1964. In 1967, she gave her performance in small roles of Waitress and Party Guest in The Trip and Games. She was Agatzi Girl in How Sweet It Is! in 1968.
In 1969, she performs two roles of Lisa and Sylvia in Easy Rider and That Cold Day in the Park. She works in The Manipulator as Carlotta in 1971. Two films in 1972, Greaser's Palace as Cholera, When the Legends Die as Mary. Also two in 1973 as Donna in The Last Detail, as Louise in The Killing Kind. In 1975, she worked in Shampoo as Devra. She was Rancher's Wife in The Missouri Breaks and was Lorette Anderson in Goi' South in 1978. She had performed short roles in Paraclete, Board and Care and One from the Heart.
She was Rita Cahill in Personal Best in 1982. In 1984, her performance was seen in Irreconcilable Differences as Atlanta Widow. She was Violette in Movers & Shakers in 1985 and was Macie Hayes in You Can't Hurry Love in 1988. In 1989, she performs the role of a teacher in Limit Up and of a Florist in the next year and the film was The Two Jakes.
In 1993, she worked in three movies Doppelganger as Ginger, Nowhere to Run as Town Meeting Chairwoman, Heart, and Souls as Records Bureaucrat. The following year she was Martha in Criminal Passion. In 1995, she worked in Wild Bill as Sanitarium Woman. In 1996, she was Nurse in Point of Betrayal and was Martha in American Strays. And her final film role was an agent on phone in Cannes Man in 1997.

Television

She appeared in Dragnet as Anna Marie Harmon in 1956. In the next year, her performance was seen in The Restless Gun as Lucy Anne. She was Ellen in Letter to Loretta in 1958. In 1959, she appeared in five TV series Cimarron City, The Rifleman, M Squad, Sugarfoot and Alcoa Present: One Step Beyond. In Lawman, she was Ellie Phelan in 1960. In 1961, she worked in The Islanders as Trina, and Rawhide as Maddy Trager. Her performance was seen in Ben Casey as Lorraine Walenchek in 1962. In 1963, she performs in three TV series Ben Casey, The Eleventh Hour, The Greatest Show on Earth. Her character's name was Theresa "Tess" Ames in The Outer Limits in 1964. And in 1966, she worked in Vacation Playhouse as Sybil Rockefeller and That Girl as Shirley McChesney. In 1967, she worked in four television series The Andy Griffith Show, That Girl, Accidental Family, Dragnet 1967. Hawaii Five-O as Maggie and Adam-12 as Jane Tipton in 1968. She was Louise in My Friend Tony and was Violet in Mayberry R.F.D. in 1969. Ironside in 1970 as Nina Loring. She appeared in telefilm Evil Roy Slade as Alice Fern in 1972 also in the same year she appeared in Bonanza and Mannix. She was Dawn in Firehouse in 1974. She appeared as Lottie McGinnis in Little House on the Prairie in 1977. In 1978, she worked in The Next Step Beyond Harriet Jessup. Her role was of Sarah Farrell in Hunter. In 1991, she worked in telefilm Switched at Birth as Nurse Ames also she started working in the soap opera Santa Barbara as Rona. And finally, she appeared in telefilm In Sickness and in Health as Dorothy.

Other Works

She was screenwriter of the play Fire on the Amazon and has co-written the comedy film Limit Up and also performed a small role in it. Also, she had voiced Vicky in Mondo Keyhole. She was voice of Joan Goss in Alcoa Presents: One Step Beyond.