Susan Schneider was born on January 24, 1964 in Belvedere, California, USA. She is known for Robin's Wish (2020), Entertainment Tonight (1981) and CBS This Morning (1992). She was previously married to Robin Williams.
Susan Seaforth Hayes, the American actress best known for her six-decade-long stint on the Days of Our Lives (1965), was born Susan Seabold on July 11, 1943 in Oakland, California. She was the daughter of the actress and writer, Elizabeth Harrower. She made her debut on the Cavalcade of America (1952) omnibus TV series in 1954 and, beginning in 1956, started working steadily on series television, though not as a regular in any one series. In 1968, she made the transition to daytime soap operas when she was cast as "Julie Williams" on Days of Our Lives (1965), playing the role continuously from 1968 to 1984 and 1990 to 1993. She made recurring appearances on the show in 1994 and 1996 and has appeared regularly since 1999. She married her co-star, Bill Hayes, in 1974. They became the first soap opera actors to appear on the cover of Time Magazine in its January 12, 1976 issue. She was nominated four times for a Daytime Emmy as Outstanding Actress in a Daytime Drama Series for her work on "Days of Our Lives" from 1975 through 1979. She lost to her fellow "Days of Our Lives" co-star, Susan Flannery, in 1975 and to Helen Gallagher of Ryan's Hope (1975) in 1976, Laurie Heineman of Another World (1964) in 1978, and Irene Daly of Another World (1964) in 1979. From 1984 to 1989, she appeared as "JoAnna Manning" on The Young and the Restless (1973), with guest appearances in 2005-06 and 2010. She also had a recurring role on the show, Sunset Beach (1997), as "District Attorney Patricia Steele". In 2005, she and husband Bill Hayes published a joint autobiography, "Like Sands through the Hour Glass", taking its title from their soap opera's catch phrase.
Susan Serrao is known for Fargo (2014), Stage 5 and Heartland (2007).
Susan Sex is known for The Filth Shop (1969).
Susan Shadburne is writer/director/producer of more than twenty-five hours of short educational and entertainment films, four full-length theatrical features distributed world-wide to the entertainment market. They include the Claymation ADVENTURES OF MARK TWAIN and live-action feature SHADOW PLAY starring Cloris Leachman and Dee Wallace. These films were also aired on Showtime and HBO after their theatrical run. Two short films she has written were nominated for Academy Awards, and her productions have won most major short film festivals. She has also taught screenwriting at Portland State University and the Northwest Film and Video Center. She is the owner of Susan Shadburne Productions, LLC, specializing in short dramatic and edu-tainment productions on socially significant themes- foster care, teen pregnancy and open adoption, parenting, the environment, the disabled, family violence- and in the development of long-form theatrical and entertainment films. Her recently completed Street Talk and Tuxes is a 55 minute documentary that reveals the lives of individual street kids- then follows them to the only annual prom for homeless youth in the country. Here, for one brief night, they strut, eat, dance, laugh, and forget their lives in the only traditional rite of passage they will probably ever know.
Susan Shalhoub Larkin is an actress, known for Stranger Things (2016), Last Vegas (2013) and Sleepy Hollow (2013).
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Susan was born and raised in Miami, Florida. Being part Nicaraguan, she is fluent in Spanish. Not only is Susan a well known paranormal expert, she openly identifies as a Witch. Aside from her paranormal endeavors, Susan had parallel aspirations for acting growing up. She pursued her love for the dramatic arts on stage where not only did she excel in musical theatre but also in costume design and stage direction. Susan is well known for her duality in both acting and the paranormal, launching her amongst the "horror elites".