Tammy Townsend
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| Tammy Townsend | |
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| Born | Los Angeles, California |
Tammy Townsend (born Tamara Townsend; is an American television actress and singer.
Townsend was born in Los Angeles, California, the daughter of Anorene, an African American interior designer, and Thomas Townsend, an English judge with Yugoslavian ancestry.[1][2] Tammy is a graduate of the Los Angeles County High School for the Arts. She has starring roles in numerous television sitcoms and plays. She was also the 1987 "Miss Talented Teen California."
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[edit] Filmography
- Switched at Birth - Denise (2011)
- Love Chronicles: Secrets Revealed - Asia (2010)
- Preacher's Kid — Desireé (2010)
- Ghost Whisperer — Witness (2010)
- Sherri — Celia Marson (2009)
- Lincoln Heights — Dana (2008)
- Fabric of a Man — Dominique Majors (2005)
- According to Jim — Ms. Crawford (2005)
- Barbershop: The Series — Lea Robinson (2005)
- For Your Love — Vanessa (2002)
- Friends (TV) - The Teacher in The One with Monica's Boots (2001)
- Walker, Texas Ranger — Erika Carter (2000, 2001)
- Felicity — Tara Owens (1999)
- Family Matters — Greta McClure (1995–1998)
- The Pest — Xantha Kent (1997)
- The Jamie Foxx Show — Ms. Crawford (1996)
- The Wayans Bros. — Amy (1996)
- Living Single — Melody (1995)
- Hangin' with Mr. Cooper — Patrice (1995)
- Quantum Leap — Lynell Walters (1992)
- The Five Heartbeats - Matthew's Kid (1991)
- The Bronx Zoo — Aimee (1988)
- Charles in Charge — Tammy (1987)
- Diff'rent Strokes — Sara (1985)
[edit] Recordings
- Sings "Ain't It Funny" on the Branford Marsalis album Buckshot LeFonque.
- Sings "Finance Without Romance" in the David E. Talbert play Fabric of a Man.
- Unfinished Business (2010 Album)
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