Annie Frank This is Me

 Web References

1. 1. bio_body

   www.anniewood.com/bio_body.htm - [Cached]

   Published on: 2/19/2006   Last Visited: 6/28/2008

   In contemporary theatre, Annie portrayed the lead in Diary of Anne Frank, as well as major parts in William Saroyan's Hello Out There, Steven Tisch's The Carpenters, Jane Martin's Talking With ... , Peter Dee's And Stuff and Earl Boen's long-running comedy, Medium Murder, to name just a few.
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   Prior to her stellar rise on BZZZ!, Annie had established herself for more than a decade as a hardworking actress with diverse film and television credits including HBO's Rita Rudner Show, NBC's Fall From Grace with Kevin Spacey, ABC's Lush Life, Playboy's Inside Out and the forever airing cult classic, CellBlock Sisters.
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   In her body of work to date, Annie has successfully carried off a variety of dramatic material from steamy love scenes (among them, playing Jessica Hahn opposite to Kevin Spacey's Jim Baker) to a comedically intimidating ex-girlfriend with Rita Rudner, a teenage troublemaker and a streetwise, rough and tumble motorcycle chick.
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   In TV guest appearances, Annie has been seen verbally duking-it-out with guests on Bill Maher's Politically Incorrect, kibitzing with Jay Leno on The Tonight Show, conversing on compatibility with Crook and Chase, debating decorum with Marilyn and Carolyn, tracking the truth about men with Dion Sanders and creating Celebrity Love Matches on Scoop with Sam Rubin.
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   Annie still found time to serve as Grand Marshall of North Hollywood High's Homecoming Celebration and was the Guest of Honor beside television icon, Ralph Edwards, in New Mexico's 57th Annual Truth or Consequences Parade.
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   In addition to playwriting, Annie has been a published poet since age 13, when her first poem, Perhaps We Will Marry intrigued the editor of a national poetry anthology.Other published works include her award winning poem, Within, and the short story, Claudio, was included in Illusions, an anthology featuring LA's finest new writers.Annie has also written a column for Earth News Newsletter called Ask Annie and celebrity advice column in the popular teen magazine, All About You.
   
   Her long awaited book of short stories entitled, Where Would I Be Without Me? stories, scenes and significant others, has already garnered reviews liking her style to "Sex in the City" and calling Annie a female Bukowski.Her writings reveal a personality that has always "lived for the moment" and been driven by an abiding curiosity about the world around her.
   
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   Over the years, this curiosity has led Annie to a number of quirky odd-jobs, contributing mightily to her whimsical outlook on life.She worked at a ball-bearing factory, was a theatre critic for The Beverly Review, made margaritas at the Gay Pride Festivals, marketed bonsai trees in shopping malls, recycled compact discs by making them into earrings, cleaned up animal waste at a pet shop, sold bee-pollen door-to-door, was a taste-tester for a fledgling frozen-pizza company, was a live-in Nanny, distributed promotional flyers on car windshields, prepared tax returns, was a street performer on Venice Boardwalk, was a dispatcher for a mom and pop messenger service, drew maps for a local real estate office, was a "mermaid" for a health spa, manufactured Aboriginal rain-sticks from bamboo, did magic tricks as a real-life Barbie for children's birthday parties, and read tea leaves to anyone who would listen.

2. 2. Bio of the Actress Annie Wood

   www.anniewood.com/bio.htm - [Cached]

   Published on: 2/19/2006   Last Visited: 6/28/2008

   In contemporary theatre, Annie portrayed the lead in Diary of Anne Frank, as well as major parts in William Saroyan's Hello Out There, Steven Tisch's The Carpenters, Jane Martin's Talking With ... , Peter Dee's And Stuff and Earl Boen's long-running comedy, Medium Murder, to name just a few.
   ...
   Prior to her stellar rise on BZZZ!, Annie had established herself for more than a decade as a hardworking actress with diverse film and television credits including HBO's Rita Rudner Show, NBC's Fall From Grace with Kevin Spacey, ABC's Lush Life, Playboy's Inside Out and the forever airing cult classic, CellBlock Sisters.
   ...
   In her body of work to date, Annie has successfully carried off a variety of dramatic material from steamy love scenes (among them, playing Jessica Hahn opposite to Kevin Spacey's Jim Baker) to a comedically intimidating ex-girlfriend with Rita Rudner, a teenage troublemaker and a streetwise, rough and tumble motorcycle chick.
   ...
   In TV guest appearances, Annie has been seen verbally duking-it-out with guests on Bill Maher's Politically Incorrect, kibitzing with Jay Leno on The Tonight Show, conversing on compatibility with Crook and Chase, debating decorum with Marilyn and Carolyn, tracking the truth about men with Dion Sanders and creating Celebrity Love Matches on Scoop with Sam Rubin.
   ...
   Annie still found time to serve as Grand Marshall of North Hollywood High's Homecoming Celebration and was the Guest of Honor beside television icon, Ralph Edwards, in New Mexico's 57th Annual Truth or Consequences Parade.
   ...
   In addition to playwriting, Annie has been a published poet since age 13, when her first poem, Perhaps We Will Marry intrigued the editor of a national poetry anthology.Other published works include her award winning poem, Within, and the short story, Claudio, was included in Illusions, an anthology featuring LA's finest new writers.Annie has also written a column for Earth News Newsletter called Ask Annie and celebrity advice column in the popular teen magazine, All About You.
   
   Her long awaited book of short stories entitled, Where Would I Be Without Me? stories, scenes and significant others, has already garnered reviews liking her style to "Sex in the City" and calling Annie a female Bukowski.Her writings reveal a personality that has always "lived for the moment" and been driven by an abiding curiosity about the world around her.
   
   Over the years, this curiosity has led Annie to a number of quirky odd-jobs, contributing mightily to her whimsical outlook on life.She worked at a ball-bearing factory, was a theatre critic for The Beverly Review, made margaritas at the Gay Pride Festivals, marketed bonsai trees in shopping malls, recycled compact discs by making them into earrings, cleaned up animal waste at a pet shop, sold bee-pollen door-to-door, was a taste-tester for a fledgling frozen-pizza company, was a live-in Nanny, distributed promotional flyers on car windshields, prepared tax returns, was a street performer on Venice Boardwalk, was a dispatcher for a mom and pop messenger service, drew maps for a local real estate office, was a "mermaid" for a health spa, manufactured Aboriginal rain-sticks from bamboo, did magic tricks as a real-life Barbie for children's birthday parties, and read tea leaves to anyone who would listen.